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Guinea-Bissau holds a referendum on August 30 to approve a new constitution that would significantly strengthen presidential powers and reshape the country's electoral system. The vote comes during a military-led transition.
Rescue teams resume flood relief in Nepal and Tibet as death toll climbs to 633, with 3,000 missing. Experts warn of unstable glacial lake risks amid ongoing operations.
AI-generated deepfakes and altered media complicate legal proceedings, raising critical questions about evidence authenticity and judicial trust in courts worldwide.
The International Criminal Court will convene a special session to vote on whether to dismiss suspended Prosecutor Karim Khan over sexual misconduct allegations. The landmark decision could reshape the court's leadership.
Kenya Moves to Apply Universal Jurisdiction in First-Ever Case Targeting Sudanese War Crimes NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya has initiated its first potential war crimes...
Australia has recently intensified efforts to investigate and prosecute war crimes, both domestically and internationally, following high-profile cases involvin...
Legal sightseeing combines tourism with international law, offering a unique lens to examine how legal institutions and norms manifest in public spaces. The con...
International Criminal Court member states voted to dismiss Prosecutor Karim Khan over misconduct allegations, sparking debate over succession and U.S. influence.
Experts discuss the growing dangers faced by journalists covering war crimes and atrocities worldwide, with recent data showing a surge in journalist killings.
Survivors Alma Mustafić and Emir Suljagić discuss the film 'Quo Vadis, Aida?' and the rise of genocide denialism in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Explore how Palestinian journalists document Gaza's war amid restricted access, featuring insights from documentary 'Between the Lines – Inside Gaza' and legal challenges to Israel's press restrictions.
The final episode of 'Witness to War Crimes' series examines conflict journalism in Ukraine, featuring Oksana Kovalenko and the challenges of reporting wartime atrocities.
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