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Demonstration in Vilnius (Lithuania). Two women hold signs saying

It is "now or never", for a special tribunal on Russia's aggression

To what extent is an ad hoc court on the crime of aggression still on the table, two years and a month after the Russian full scale invasion of Ukraine? Discussions are still taking place behind closed doors, explain our Asymmetrical Haircuts partners. They give the floor to one of the countries at the forefront […]

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War in Ukraine and justice - Photo: Ukrainian tanks stuck in the mud near the front line.

"Stalemate in the Ukraine war translates into a justice stalemate"

War crimes in Ukraine - Investigators from the French Gendarmerie's Institute of Criminal Research (IRCGN) examine a body in a tent after its exhumation from a mass grave in Bucha, in cooperation with Ukrainian police.

Yuriy Belousov: “We can’t lose Ukraine’s legal battle”

Launch of the ICPA (International Center for the Prosecution of the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine) in The Hague, Netherlands.

The ICPA, new kid on the block in the world capital of international justice

International crimes: Meloni's Italy still on the sidelines

Italy sticks to its 20-year gap on international crimes

Benjamin Ferencz, young prosecutor at the Nuremberg trial

Benjamin Ferencz: the man who sought peace through law

Kevin Jon Heller holds a book in his hands (he is the co-author):

Everything you need to know or argue about a special tribunal on Russia’s crime of aggression

Philippe Sands (international law expert)

Philippe Sands: “There is an issue of identity and race” in international justice

Sign, during a demonstration, reading

A Nuremberg for Russia’s crime of aggression?

Alexander Lukashenko surrounded by military (Russian and Belarusian flags)

How Lukashenko can be held accountable for Putin’s war in Ukraine

Mykola Gnatovsky

Ukraine: “The momentum is there for a tribunal on aggression”