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Niemat Ahmadi on centring and empowering women in Darfur

...these women have been victimized but they also know their issues, they know their communities’ issues, they know what are the...

Gender

Alix Vuillemin on gender justice and the ICC: unspoken obstacles and possibilities

The basic Human Rights of women can never be curtailed by any cultural context. Alix Vuillemin studied Public International Law, with a...

Europe

Levent Altan on Upholding Victims’ Rights and Lifting their Voices

Understanding the implications and victims’ needs remains pertinent, if not the foundation, to establish a successful, fair, and...

Technology

William A. Schabas on Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems and existing legal frameworks

Autonomous weapons can be programmed to abide by international humanitarian law, and if they are, they will. Human beings are programmed...

Stateless Persons

Maria Jose Recalde-Vela on statelessness and victims' participation

It is important for Courts and Tribunals to be able to create a safe space for victim participation, to ensure that justice can be indeed...

Extraordinary African Chambers

Reed Brody : To Catch a Dictator – The trial of Hissène Habré and universal jurisdiction

Victims' mobilization, advocacy, strategic litigation. eed Brody has spent his legal career on the front lines of investigating...

Migrants

Alessandro Pizzuti on crimes against migrants and asylum seekers in Libya and the ICC

Libya is simply where the crimes are committed, but the impact cascades over to other countries Alessandro Pizzuti is a lawyer with...

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