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Signing of an agreement between the International Criminal Court (ICC) and Ukraine.

How Ukraine (nearly) joined the ICC

Ten years after their first referral to the International Criminal Court (ICC), Ukraine has finally become a member of the court on August 21. Ukraine’s parliament’s ratification comes as a surprise to many, not because it hasn’t been on the cards, but because it just ‘happened’ so quickly rather than being – again – debated […]
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Sexual violence in Ukraine - Photo: Women stand at the door of their apartment building in the city of Lysychansk, a city without electricity and water, in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donbas.

Prosecuting sexual violence in Ukraine’s war

International Central Securities Depositories (ICSDs): an option for financing Ukraine with Russian money. Image: photo montage of a rouble coin, a Ukrainian flag and frost.

Finding money for Ukraine: the return of a Cold War financial tool

War crimes in Ukraine and ICC arrest warrants - Photo: Sergey Surovikin (former Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Army) and Vladimir Putin pose in front of Russian flags.

Ukraine: “We could still expect another ICC arrest warrant soon”

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"

Looking for the missing in Ukraine - Ukrainian rescuers after the destruction of a residential building in Dnipro (Ukraine) by a missile strike.

Looking for the missing in Ukraine

Ukraine vs Russia hearing at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) - The two countries argued over alleged violations of the Genocide Convention, with the support for Ukraine of 32 allied countries.

Ukraine sees historic support at UN’s top court

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”

Following the destruction of the Kakhovka dam in Ukraine, grain silos were flooded in Kherson. Ukrainian justice speaks of ecocide.

Kakhovka dam: Ukraine pioneers prosecution for ecocide

ICC vs Putin - Karim Khan visiting Ukraine

ICC arrest warrants against Putin: what do experts say?

An image of Erik Mose, Jasminka Dzumhur and Pable Greiff of the UN Independent Inquiry Commission on Ukraine in Geneva on 16 March.

What the UN probe says about crimes committed in Ukraine, as ICC launches Putin arrest warrant

International Criminal Court (ICC) in Ukraine - War crimes arrest warrants for Ukrainian children forcibly displaced to Russia.

Forced transfer of children and destruction of civilian infrastructure: what the ICC is up to in Ukraine, according to the New York Times

Frédéric Mégret

Frédéric Mégret: "Justice for Ukraine depends on the outcome of the fighting”

Empty defendant's box in a trial

Trying Russian leaders in absentia: What would be the pros and cons?

On the stage of the Grand Café Utopie in The Hague (Netherlands), Thierry Cruvellier, Iryna Salli, Anna Mykytenko, Janet H. Anderson and a translator are debating about

"Ukraine: Justice in times of war": the full video of our debate in The Hague

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

Ruined buildings in Mariupol (Ukraine)

Ukraine: why states are storming the ICJ

In Marioupol, Ukraine, a woman carries her child in her arms in the street. Behind her, Russian soldiers are patrolling. In the background: destroyed civilian buildings.

UN commission on Ukraine crimes “will seek to identify persons and entities” responsible

Vadim Shishimarin, a Russian soldier accused of war crimes, stands in the dock during his trial in Ukraine. A police officer is standing behind him.

UN points to Russian crimes and Ukraine justice challenges