Rachel Irwin
International Justice Reporter
Rachel Irwin joined IWPR in 2008 and has provided extensive coverage of trials at both the ICC and ICTY. She also writes about transitional justice issues in the Western Balkans, and her reports have dealt with topics such as the denial of mass atrocities in Bosnia and the controversy over memorials for victims. Prior to joining IWPR, Rachel lived and worked in India, South Korea and Jerusalem. She has a master’s degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
Recent Stories
3 Feb 12
Hague defendants alleges numerous human rights abuses, and suspects a secret plan to “liquidate” him.
3 Feb 12
Defendant argues that evidence from mass burial sites in Srebrenica area may have been misinterpreted.
27 Jan 12
Defence will seek to overturn convictions for what judges called “the worst acts of inhumanity”.
27 Jan 12
Accused asks for subpoena to get Karolos Papoulias to disclose "relevant and necessary" information.
27 Jan 12
Testimony in Karadzic trial tells of hardship in enclave before massacre of 1995.
21 Jan 12
Legal team wants to delay proceedings until end of October.
20 Jan 12
Former Dutchbat member recalls shortages of fuel, food in eastern Bosnian town.
13 Jan 12
Witness suggests arrangements for taking men and boys away were approved in advance.
13 Jan 12
Statement comes in response to media reports that his health had seriously deteriorated.
16 Dec 11
Former member of Dutch contingent retells experiences at time of Srebrenica massacre.







