Court fees and fear: Bosnia war rape victims struggle
Two decades have passed since the war ended in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but Selma - not her real name - still lives in fear. She is a...
Al Jazeera
Dec 29, 2017
Call for Paper Proposals: Special Issue of Genocide Studies International (12.2)
Genocide & The Kurds The Kurdish-inhabited lands of the Middle East - spanning territories in Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey as well as...
Elisa von Joeden-Forgey
Dec 28, 2017
Yugoslavia Tribunal Leaves Rich Legacy, but ‘Immense’ Challenges Remain
THE HAGUE — Embarrassed by its failure to prevent Europe’s worst atrocities since World War II, the United Nations Security Council...
New York Times 1
Dec 23, 2017
Rohingya crisis brings Turkey and Bangladesh closer
Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya have sought refuge in Bangladesh [Abir Abdullah/EPA] To most Rohingyataking shelter in makeshift...
Al Jazeera
Dec 22, 2017
Yugoslavia tribunal closes, leaving a powerful legacy of war crimes justice
The court that put Slobodan Milošević in the dock is to be formally dissolved this week after 24 years and 161 indictments. Victims’...
The Guardian
Dec 20, 2017
Turkish PM terms persecution on Rohingya ‘ethnic cleansing’
Terming the atrocities on Rohingya people in Myanmar’s Rakhine state “ethnic cleansing”, visiting Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim...
Daily Star
Dec 20, 2017
Turkey: nearly 70 journalists on trial in one week
In a new record for the persecution of the media in Turkey, a total of 68 journalists are due to appear in court in four different trials...
Reporters without Borders 1
Dec 7, 2017
Turkish Woman In Symbol Photo: These Red Crosses Mean That Alevis To Be Killed
The anxiety of the Alevis, whose houses were marked with a red cross in Turkey's Malatya province, has come to the agenda with this...
Stockholm Center for Freedom
Nov 26, 2017
Serbia’s Brand of Reconciliation: Embracing Old War Criminals
By Matthew Brunwasser A man holding a “Ratko Mladic Boulevard” placard during a gathering in Belgrade, Serbia, on Wednesday in support of...
New York Times 1
Nov 23, 2017
Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic found guilty of genocide, sentenced to life in prison
Former Bosnian Serb wartime army leader Ratko Mladic has been sentenced to life in prison Wednesday after being found guilty of genocide...
James Masters | KCCI
Nov 22, 2017
Ratko Mladić convicted of war crimes and genocide at UN tribunal
The former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladić, nicknamed the ‘butcher of Bosnia’, has been sentenced to life imprisonment after being...
The Guardian
Nov 22, 2017
Turkey: Website editor’s three-year jail term called “height of absurdity”
An Istanbul court today sentenced Oğuz Güven, the editor of the Cumhuriyet newspaper’s website, to three years and one month in prison on...
Reporters without Borders 1
Nov 21, 2017
