First German Trial on Crimes in Gambia Opens

Victims Champion Accountability for the Crimes

First German Trial for Crimes in Gambia

Universal Jurisdiction Case Opens April 25

Germany Tries Crimes Against Humanity Committed in Gambia

Universal Jurisdiction Advances Justice for Victims

Central African Republic: War Crimes Court’s First Trial

Offers Potential Justice Model for Other Countries

Central African Republic: First Trial at the Special Criminal Court

Questions and Answers

Submission to the Committee Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Punishment Ahead of the Review of the Republic of Iraq

73rd Session: March 2022

Cambodia: French Court Indicts Hun Sen Cronies

Arrest Warrants for Generals in 1997 Attack on Opposition that Killed 16, Injured 150

First ICC Trial on Darfur Crimes: Ali Mohammed Ali, Known as Ali Kosheib or Kushayb, Janjaweed Leader

Questions and Answers

Sudan: ICC Holds First Darfur Trial

Landmark Case of ‘Janjaweed’ Militia Leader Opens April 5

Mokom’s Reckoning in the Central African Republic

Anti-Balaka Leader to Face Justice at ICC

Central African Republic: ICC Holds Anti-Balaka Leader

Surrender a Major Step for Justice

Some Hope in the Struggle for Justice in Syria

European Courts Offer Survivors a Path Toward Accountability

World Must Send a Clear Message After Brutal Use of Cluster Bombs

Germany Indicts Alleged Gambia ‘Death Squad’ Driver

Universal Jurisdiction Allows Accountability for Jammeh-Era Abuses