Landmark UN Debate on Crimes against Humanity Treaty

States from all Regions Should Act to Close International Protection Gap

Toward a Crimes against Humanity Treaty

15 Years On, Landmark Guinea Trial Delivers on Justice and Shows Path for Future Accountability

Why Urgent Action is Needed for a Crimes Against Humanity Treaty

Human Rights Watch’s Statement to the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute Committee on Budget and Finance 45th session

September 2-13, 2024

Putin’s Red Carpet in Mongolia Was a Betrayal of Justice and Accountability

Time to End Business as Usual in Unlawful West Bank Settlements

World Court Ruling Shows Need for Action on UN Settlement “Database”

Key Arrests in Central African Republic

10 Years on, Justice is Closer for Fatima Victims

US Trial Against Gambian Accused of Torture

Rare United States Use of Universal Jurisdiction

Mongolia: Arrest Putin

ICC Members Should Not Allow Fugitives on Their Territories

Ukraine Moves to Join ICC

But Limits in Ratification Law Compromise Hopes for Justice

Gaza: Israeli Forces Open Fire While Storming Home

Investigate Unlawful Killings of Eight Civilians

Amicus Curiae Observations by Human Rights Watch and Civil Society Organizations Pursuant to Rule 103 to the International Criminal Court

Guinea: Landmark Verdict in Stadium Mass Killings Trial

Guinean Ex-President, Ministers Found Guilty