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Access to reparations remains an almost insurmountable obstacle for victims of serious crimes seeking justice in DRC. A...

Is The Gambia ready to confront its past?

21.01.2019 - (Last modified: 20.10.2020)
On 7 January 2019, the Truth, Reconciliation, and Reparations Commission (TRRC) held its first session in the Gambian ca...
Last spring, Selma Korjenić, Head of the Bosnia and Herzegovina program, traveled to Athens with a rape survivor suppor...

The Anti Human Rights initiative: What are we talking about?

22.11.2018 - (Last modified: 20.12.2018)
In less than a week, the Swiss people will have decided. But what exactly? "Swiss law instead of foreign judges", "init...

Sexual violence: the hidden face of the Burundian crisis

20.11.2018 - (Last modified: 20.12.2018)
Uta Simon recently served as gender advisor and investigator of sexual and gender-based violence on the UN Commission o...
What does it mean to be a woman in the Democratic Republic of Congo? What does everyday life of a human rights defender...
In partnership with the Philip Kirsch Institute and the Canadian Centre for International Justice. Joseph Rikhof is...
On 5 September 2018, the UN Commission of Inquiry on Burundi (CoI) released its second - and possibly final - set of co...

Dare to dream: how NGOs inspire the fight against impunity

09.08.2018 - (Last modified: 19.12.2018)
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Thomas Unger joined the Board of TRIAL International in May 2018. A lecturer at the Geneva Academy, he has over 15 year...
Thomas Unger

Sarita Sharma: a family torn by war

24.07.2018 - (Last modified: 19.12.2018)
In April 2018, the United Nations recognized the arbitrary detention of Nepali citizen Sarita Sharma. Helena Rodríguez-...
Victims arbitrary detention Nepal

“Resistance vis-à-vis transitional justice is normal”

19.07.2018 - (Last modified: 19.12.2018)
Globe Global
Dr. Briony Jones is an Associate Professor in International Development at the University of Warwick (United Kingdom),...

Civil society is the cornerstone of international justice

16.07.2018 - (Last modified: 19.12.2018)
Globe Global
An op-ed by Philip Grant Today marks 20 years since the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) was adop...
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