Yugoslavia's War Crimes Tribunal Showed the Promise – and Limits – of International Justice

The groundbreaking court brought many of the war's worst criminals to justice, but more is needed to heal the region's deep divisions.

Indonesia Dodges a Bullet, but Moral Panic About Sexuality Persists

Iran Outsmarted Itself in Silencing Activists

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Lebanon: Open Burning of Dumps Putting Health at Risk

#MeToo is Important, But the War on Women is a Far, Far Bigger Deal

Australia Turning a Blind Eye to Ethnic Cleansing in Burma

What Do Patriarchy and Surveillance Have in Common?

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Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Government Should Address Barriers to Education

New Zealand, China, and Human Rights: Freedom’s a Lot to Lose

It’s Time for the UN to Sanction Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince

Why India Needs a Victim and Witness Protection Law

Could Delhi’s Witness Protection Scheme Be a Template for a Nationwide Law?

How the Justice Department Can Help Solve the Opioid Crisis

Instead of criminalizing drug use, the Department of Justice should do these three things