War crimes
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British government gives Tzipi Livni diplomatic immunity and Israel expresses ‘great concern’ over police request
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Labour MPs need to unite behind the UN, NGOs and Jeremy Corbyn’s demand for a suspension of weapons sales and an investigation of their use in Yemen
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Women's rights and gender equality What sort of justice do survivors of sexual war crimes want?
Erica HallConvicting perpetrators of sexual violence in conflict is a milestone but we also need to enable survivors to build their future -
No clear plan to implement high-profile campaign championed by former foreign secretary, says Lords report
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Don’t dismiss the law of war – it has never been better known by the public and the outrage expressed when it is breached has never been greater
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Former Serbian deputy PM was charged by ICTY with crimes against humanity and war crimes in Croatia and Bosnia in 1990s
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Bosnian war reporter Florence Hartmann was arrested at The Hague last week for 2009 contempt of court conviction
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Twenty years on, a country torn in half by the former Bosnian Serb leader is still scarred. The UN tribunal’s verdict gives it a chance to look to the future
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Ed Vulliamy sat face to face with the architect of Bosnia’s genocide during the war and testified at his trial. The Hague tribunal’s verdict, he says, is a hollow victory
Topics
- International criminal justice
- Bosnia-Herzegovina
- Europe
- Serbia
- Radovan Karadzic
- International criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
- Srebrenica massacre
- International criminal court
- Africa
- United Nations
- Human rights
- Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Rape
- Conflict and development
- Central African Republic
- Ending sexual violence in conflict
- Middle East and North Africa
- Russia
- Syria
- Slobodan Milosevic trial
The Guardian view on Jean-Pierre Bemba: no impunity for wartime rape