Woewiyu and Jabbateh verdicts: How court cases abroad bolster the momentum for justice in Liberia
By Hassan Bility and Lisa-Marie Rudi The Liberian access to justice movement has gained momentum since the beginning of 2018 ...
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Why a new justice mechanism is needed for Syria according to Dutch foreign minister
Bert Koenders is the former Dutch minister of foreign affairs. At a specially-convened meeting in The Hague, bringing together experts ...
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Liberian Jungle Jabbah trial in Philadelphia: The quest for justice
By Alain Werner Beginning on October 2, Mohammed Jabbateh, also known as “Jungle Jabbah,” a former United Liberation Movement of ...
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Continued hope for ICC’s “imminent” investigation in Afghanistan
by Carrie Comer For nearly four decades Afghanistan has been engulfed in a complex series of armed conflicts, international interventions and ...
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