Ukraine: “My Only Goal Was to Survive”
One woman’s experience of enduring Russian captivity and pursuing her abuser through the courts.
6 Mar 26
Conflict
“We are Overwhelmed by Despair”
One woman’s account of the “intense anxiety” of life under heavy bombardment in Tehran.
4 Mar 26
“The Car Was Riddled with Bullets”: Life Sentences Upheld
Due to the victims’ judicial connections, appeal case involved steps to eliminate any doubt regarding impartiality.
23 Feb 26
Russian Colonel General Sentenced for Invasion of Kherson Region
Court found 66-year-old directly responsible for the seizure of territories where numerous war crimes were committed.
20 Feb 26
Ukraine: How the War Began
Hear from Ukrainians describing how the war began for them - and their efforts to ensure it ends in justice.
20 Feb 26
Ukraine: “Could I Have Done More?”
What resonates is the vulnerability and the sense of guilt that people struggle with, even those who have done so much.
18 Feb 26
Ukraine: “We Keep Going”
Not one generation of my family has escaped dispossession, deportation and war.
18 Feb 26
Ukraine Seeks Justice for Deadly Mines
Efforts continue to document incidents - in which hundreds have been killed and injured - to collect evidence for future war crimes trials.
6 Feb 26
Ukraine: Why Mental Health Matters
How psychological support is helping Ukrainian journalists navigate war's horrors and carry out essential work.
30 Jan 26
“People over Punishment”: Why Ukraine Exchanges War Criminals
Legal experts argue that trials in absentia – or release in a prisoner exchange – still play an important part in ensuring justice.
27 Jan 26
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