UN High Court Wraps Hearings Over Congo Demand for Reparations Congo is asking for $11.4 billion in reparations for human rights violations committed by the Ugandan…
EU States Don’t Have to Recognize License Renewals by Other Members The European Court of Justice upheld Germany’s refusal to recognize Spain’s renewal of a driver’s license…
Hearings Over Congo Reparations Kick Off at UN High Court Negotiations over reparations for human rights violations began in 2014 but have been delayed for many…
Warlord Seeking Lenient Sentencing Describes Upbringing in Brutality Among other claims, Dominic Ongwen told the International Criminal Court that he wasn’t a bad person…
Dutch Lose Bid to Overturn Pulse Fishing Ban The decision comes as the industry is facing major challenges following Brexit, which took access to…
Victims Want Life Sentence for Ugandan War Atrocities Dominic Ongwen is the first International Criminal Court defendant to have admitted to participating in some…
Attorneys Spar as Retrial Ends for Ex-Serbian Security Officials The case is widely seen as the last opportunity to hold the Serbian government accountable for…
Closing Arguments Heard in Retrial of Ex-Serbian Security Officials Two former high-ranking Serbian security officers are accused of committing crimes against humanity during the Bosnian…
Schools Can Mandate Vaccines for Kids, Rights Court Rules In a country home to one of Europe’s highest levels of vaccine hesitancy, six Czech families…
Red Santa Hat on Communist Statue Not Vandalism The demonstration was one of many against a newly formed Bulgarian government that barely lasted the…
Rights Court Sides With Ukrainian Journalist Seeking to Shield Phone Data The ruling from Europe’s human rights court is seen as a win for investigative journalists across…
International Criminal Court Upholds Acquittal of Ex-Ivory Coast President The former Ivorian president was the first head of state to be prosecuted by the court…
