Ensuring that the ICC Rises to the Challenge

On the eve of the 20th anniversary of its establishment, the International Criminal Court needs to up its game.

Interview: The Future of International Justice Amid Boundless Cruelty

The ICC Turns 20

Trump’s Zero Tolerance Approach Goes Beyond the Border

Thousands With No Criminal Record Being Caught Up in Crackdown

Hong Kong: LGBT-Themed Books Restricted in Libraries

Restore Access to 10 Children’s Books Put in 'Closed Stacks'

A Step Toward Ending 'Virginity Exams' in Afghanistan

Policy Bans Government Doctors from Conducting Abusive Tests

Will Boris Johnson’s Departure Prompt New UK Diplomacy?

Resignation of UK Foreign Secretary Should Spark Fresh Push on Human Rights

DR Congo’s Kabila Snubs Senior Diplomats

Move Heightens Concerns President Won’t Step Down

Colombia’s Prosecutions on Killings by Army in Limbo

Liberia Takes Small Step Toward Justice for War Crimes

Government Pledges Statement on Accountability, but More is Needed

France’s Top Court Shows Us That Helping Migrants Is Not a Crime

‘Fraternity’ Ruling Offers Wider Lessons for Europe

Time for Bolivia to Join Safe Schools Declaration

Transform Pioneering Work on Child Protection into Action

Nicaragua: Senior Officials Responsible for Abuse

Failed to Stop Bloodbath by Police, Allied Gangs

China: Nobel Laureate’s Widow Released

Poet Liu Xia, After Nearly 8 Years’ House Arrest, Left for Germany

Global Group of NGOs Deplore Lack of Attention to Human Rights in Latest Review of UN’s Global Counterterrorism Strategy by UN Member States