Sierra Leone: War Crimes Court Makes Major Strides

Taylor’s Surrender, Adequate Funding Crucial to Court’s Continued Success

Côte d'Ivoire: Government Recruits Child Soldiers in Liberia

U.N. Security Council Must Take Urgent Action on Investigation, Sanctions

Iraq: Defense in Danger

Statement by Human Rights Watch, in response to the kidnapping and killing of Saadoun Sughaiyer al-Janabi, a defense counsel in the Dujail trial before the Supreme Iraqi Criminal Tribunal

Iraq: Saddam Trial Under Scrutiny

Iraq: Trial of Former Government Commences

A Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper

Saddam’s Day in Court: Fair Trials at Risk

ICC Takes Decisive Step for Justice in Uganda

Governments Must Cooperate to Ensure Arrest Warrants Are Served

Serbia Fails to Curb Violence Against Minorities

Weak Government Response and Lenient Sentences Encourage Extremists

Somewhere, there is justice

Liberia: Despite Elections, Collapse of Justice Poses Risks

Incoming Government Must Ensure Justice for War Crimes, Keep Human Rights Abusers out of police, army and civil service

'Eight of Us Were Held in a Cell for a Single Person'

Chad: Dictator Hissène Habré Indicted on Murder and Torture

Q&A: Prosecution of Chad's Former Dictator Hissène Habré

U.N.: 'Disappearances' Treaty a Major Advance

Countries Should Push for Treaty's Worldwide Adoption and Ratification