France Should Change its Laws to Fight Impunity for Serious Crimes

Italy Reups Funding to Force Migrants Back to Libya

Migrants, Asylum Seekers Face Murder, Torture, Enslavement in Libya

Australia's Inaction on Myanmar Helps the Junta

‘Cruel’ Death in Australia Shows Need for Bail Reform

Coroner’s Report Slams ‘Discriminatory’ System

Uzbekistan: 16-Year Sentence in Autonomous Region Protests

Still No Justice for Karakalpakstan Deaths, Injuries

Office of the Prosecutor, International Criminal Court “[Draft] Strategic Plan for 2023-2025”

Comments of Human Rights Watch

US Congress Helps Boost Justice in Ukraine

Legislative Fixes Could Promote Cooperation with International Criminal Court

Myanmar: 2 Years Since Coup, Worsening Repression

Foreign Governments Should Target Military Junta’s Main Revenue Sources

The Epitome of Impunity in Central African Republic

Government Minister Hassan Bouba Should Be Prosecuted for Alleged War Crimes

Egypt: IMF Bailout Highlights Risks of Austerity, Corruption

Some Positive Steps on Social Protection, Transparency

Rwanda: Ensure Independent Investigation into John Williams Ntwali’s Death

Joint Statement by 90 Civil Society Organizations and Press Associations

Ukraine: Banned Landmines Harm Civilians

Ukraine Should Investigate Forces’ Apparent Use; Russian Use Continues

UK: Court to Rule on Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia

Court Session to Rule on Renewed Arms Sales Despite Laws of War Violations in Yemen

Legal Loopholes

Germany wants certified companies to be exempted from liability for negligence in the EU supply chain law. But certifications themselves are problematic.