war crimes

Facts of the Case Tensions in the Middle East significantly worsened after Major General Qassem Soleimani was assassinated by a US air strike at Baghdad Airport […]

Despite being acts of shame, sexual atrocities have been committed against women since a long time. ‘Sexual violence’ is not a new term but it is […]

Trump’s Middle East Peace Plan in Light of International Law Donald Trump’s peace plan titled “Peace to Prosperity” in relation to the Israel-Palestine conflict is a […]

International Humanitarian Law According to the International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC), international humanitarian law (IHL) is a compendium and compilation of rules which limit the […]

The Hague Tribunal Verdict And The Situation Of Uncertainty In Europe On Wednesday 22 November 2017, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia backed by […]

International Criminal Court (ICC): The Impediments to ICC’s Efficient Working in Reprimanding Individuals for Crimes of Concern to the International Community Introduction At the time of the establishment […]

Accountability For War Crimes In Syria Having started in 2011, the conflict in Syria has claimed more than 400,000 lives[1], wounded more than a million and […]

International Criminal Court: An Effective Guarantee For Justice Is there any order and justice in this world? While this might be an expression of prosaism, it’s […]

Bangladesh On Trial The atrocities perpetrated by all the sides in East Pakistan in 1971 were reprehensible. For its excesses, Pakistan expressed regret to the people […]

Myanmar Asked To Repeal Or Amend Presidential Immunity Law Amnesty International called on the government of Myanmar to either repeal or amend a law that could […]

Is Aut Dedere Aut Judicare (Extradite or Prosecute) Obligation A Duty Rooted in Customary International Law? Part II 2.2)- Nature of the crimes Even if it […]

ICC Opens Pre-Trial Hearing Of Uganda Rebel Leader The International Criminal Court opened hearing to ascertain whether former Lord’s Resistance Army rebel commander Dominic Ongwen should […]

UK Soldiers Likely To Face Iraq War Crime Charges According to the head of a unit investigating alleged abuses, soldiers from UK may face prosecution for war […]

Unheard Voices According to Article 2 of UN ‘Convention on the prevention and punishment of the Crime of Genocide’ 1948, Genocide means any of the acts […]

Allegations of War Crimes Are Credible, According to Sri Lankan Judge Retired judge Maxwell Paranagama, led a a Sri Lankan panel which presented a report to […]