Ukraine Urged to Pursue Domestic Trials
Former ICTY prosecutor warns there remains scant enthusiasm for international humanitarian law.
28 Apr 26
Conflict
Inside Ukraine’s War Crimes Courts
Judges are handling an unprecedented number of nearly 200,000 cases.
24 Apr 26
Ukrainians Turn to Hague's Damage Register
Claimants seek next steps in critical compensation mechanism.
24 Apr 26
Families of Olenivka Victims Turn to the ICC
Campaign to hold top-level Russian officials accountable for prison massacre.
24 Apr 26
Justice in Wartime: Ukrainians Defend Russian Clients
Attorneys face procedural hurdles and threats to their professional standing to secure verdicts that meet objective standards.
20 Apr 26
Russian Archaeologist Wanted for Crimea Excavations
Scholar’s extradition from Poland would mark the first case of its kind.
15 Apr 26
Israel: Truth Under Fire
In this week’s update, read about how the Iran war has exposed Israel’s vulnerability to disinformation.
10 Apr 26
Israel: When the Sirens Sound, Fakes Follow
Amid conflict and polarisation, Israel's disinformation ecosystem now extends all the way to legacy media.
10 Apr 26
Iran Conflict Shakes Syria
In this week’s update, read about how Syria’s fragile recovery is being impacted by the Iran war.
2 Apr 26
Iran War Threatens Syria’s Fragile Recovery
Regional escalations strain already acute economic, social and political tensions.
1 Apr 26
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