Argentina to Consider Ukrainian Case
“It is important for us to show that crimes have no borders and Russian criminals must be caught everywhere.”
“It is important for us to show that crimes have no borders and Russian criminals must be caught everywhere.”
Expert calls for international agreement on the legal basis and conditions under which Russian assets can be used for reconstruction and reparations.
How survivors of sexual violence are working to gather testimony for future justice processes.
“The security situation is fluid, the crimes continue to mount and the world’s eyes move on.”
Although the term is currently often used in international politics, the legal complexities are huge.
Some states are backing the establishment of a special court to reflect that this crime is one that impacts the global order.
With the support of volunteers in 19 countries, testimony is being collected in a secure database to be used in future justice processes.
Kyiv-based centre coordinating assistance for victims and witnesses helps them navigate legal complexities, social rehabilitation and intense trauma.
Procedures must be impeccably transparent, given international concerns about national courts’ impartiality during an armed conflict.