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  • Doubts over Transfer of Bosnian War Crimes Cases to Serbia

    He cited the case of eight Bosnian Serb former police officers charged over the execution of more than that is still ongoing, which has not been completed, and which started in 2015, involving eight police officers

  • Mass Graves in Mariupol Hold Over 20,000 Bodies

    Mass graves near besieged Ukrainian city Mariupol are evidence of war crimes, say Ukrainian officials Presniakova, Katie Polglase, Jennifer Hauser, Hira Humayun and Julia Hollingsworth, (CNN) Ukrainian officials Ukrainian officials claim that more than 20,000 people in the city have died during the assault. Ukrainian officials, who maintain the city remains contested, have warned of a major humanitarian emergency Iryna Venediktova, Ukraine's prosecutor general, said earlier this month that her office is investigating

  • UN warns of deepening displacement ‘nightmare’ in Gaza

    Strip while destroying civilian infrastructure and attacking displacement sites, the UN human rights office

  • Kenya protesters were tortured after arrests

    "Kenyan police officers watch as activists place flowers on barbed-wire barrier during demonstrations

  • Families And Survivors seek Justice Over Miners' Deaths

    "Officers who demonstrate such disregard for human life should ​not remain in positions of authority.

  • Fulani "bandit" attacks on Katsina villages kill over 50

    By Premium Times June 12, 2024 Residents and government officials have provided details of how terrorists killed 15 people and injured two others, “They also ambushed our patrol team and killed four (4) police officers

  • Special Report: AAPI Communities in the United States

    Beyond this, law enforcement officers often do not receive adequate training in recognizing hate crimes Asian-run businesses are often coupled with other crimes, such as robbery or vandalism, law enforcement officers Systemic violence and discrimination perpetrated against AAPI communities by law enforcement officers congregations to make them conscious of discrimination against AAPI communities. · Law enforcement officials

  • Lebanon seizes Hezbollah explosives, fears of assassinations

    checkpoint in Dahr al-Baidar in the Bekaa Valley late last week, according to statements by Lebanese officials TNT-type explosives and 250 kilograms of C4, adding that one of the suspects was the son of a Hezbollah official

  • Leading scholars’ consensus was clear: Neither ICJ nor ICC on their own will deliver Rohingyas from

    Katherine Southwick who previously worked in the Prosecutor’s Office at the International Criminal Tribunal advisor to the US Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, Michael A Becker, former Associate Legal Officer Maung Zarni, FORSEA co-founder and a UK-based non-resident fellow with the (Genocide) Documentation Center With admirable clarity, Michael Becker, formerly a legal officer at the ICJ, gave a very likely time International Independent Fact-Finding Mission, presenting the “alternative facts” gathered by its own official

  • Central African Republic's Hate Speech Problem

    well as unaffiliated Muslim citizens amid a cycle of retaliatory violence, accusing them of being “foreigners CAR’s High Council on Communication (HCC), the official body tasked with developing and promoting a free speech in a way that responds to the nature of the problem,” said Elizabeth Murray, a senior program officer

  • Kazakhstan Women Need Action on Domestic Violence

    Four former police officers are under investigation for alleged negligence in handling her case.

  • ICC prosecutor sees 'crimes against humanity' in Philippines

    Fatou Bensouda’s office, in its annual report, said those crimes included murder, torture, infliction The ICC prosecutor’s office has been examining the Philippines’ case since 2018, focusing in particular Duterte, who assumed office in 2016, has promised a relentless war against drugs – an issue he campaigned On several occasions, the Philippine president had told police officers to “shoot and kill” drug suspects Despite the Philippines’ withdrawal from the ICC, Bensouda’s office noted that it still has jurisdiction

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