From 2017: A call to action from the UN’s youngest-ever war crimes prosecutor
American Warlord is required reading for human rights advocates, even if it occasionally tumbles into laborious minutiae, writes reviewer Michael Fraiman
Real evidence of crimes against humanity and war crimes
Dubbed the “First Lady” of the Khmer Rouge regime, Ieng Thirith has been released by Cambodia’s war crimes court, saying she is unfit to stand trial.
In a historic ruling, the Special Court for Sierra Leone, backed by the UN, has sentenced former Liberian leader Charles Taylor to 50 years in prison.
One of the most powerful symbols of cruelty, former Liberian leader Charles Taylor has finally been convicted for his participation in the deaths of tens of thousands of people in neighbouring Sierra Leone, after a five year trial at a special international war crimes tribunal in The Hague.
The International Criminal Court in the Hague has issued the first ruling in its 10-year history, convicting Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga of enlisting child soldiers. The verdict is being hailed as a landmark in the court’s history. Even actress/ humanitarian activist Angelina Jolie was on hand for the ruling.
Public Safety Minister Vic Toews laments that the “state broadcaster” is not being sufficiently deferential to the state.
Jason Kenney talks to the Post about his most-wanted list.
Among many Serbs, the fugitive general remains popular, and seen as the victim of a smear campaign
Murdering jihadist, victim of circumstance or model-citizen-in-the-making?
My story about Bill Horace, a Toronto man who has been accused by multiple witnesses and sources of war crimes and crimes against humanity, has been posted on our website.