Guantánamo's perversion of justice

Senegal: New Court to Try Chad Ex-Dictator in Senegal

Donors Should Support Plan to Try Hissène Habré

Malawi's Bashir Bashing is an Example for Africa

Syria is Bound by the Laws of War

Those responsible for war crimes in Syria must be pursued and prosecuted according to international humanitarian law

Syria, A Path to Justice

Justice in Senegal

International Justice: Taylor Trial Sets Positive Example

Sierra Leone Special Court Offers Lessons for Prosecuting Highest-Level Suspects

Senegal: Agreement on Habré Court

After World Court Ruling, Plan to Try Chad’s Ex-Dictator in Senegal With African Judges

Libya Slogs Toward Democracy

In the aftermath of the country’s historic election, Fred Abrahams writes about the daunting challenge Libya faces as it hopes to build a functional state.

World Court: Important Victory for Habré Victims

Senegal Should Bring Chad’s Former Dictator to Justice ‘Without Further Delay’

Rwanda is hindering justice for Congo's atrocity victims

Rebel leader Thomas Lubanga may now be in jail, but Rwanda continues to support his co-accused, Bosco Ntaganda

African Union: Support International Justice

Letter From African Civil Society and International Organizations

ICC: Congolese Rebel Leader Gets 14 Years

Co-Accused Bosco Ntaganda Remains at Large, Supported by Rwandan Military Officers

Letter to Foreign Ministers in advance of the 19th African Union Summit

Letter from African Civil Society and International Organizations on the Relationship between the ICC and the AU