From fearless reporting to seeking asylum: Burundian journalist fights to reclaim his voice and safety
For the second time in eight years, prominent Burundian journalist Pierre Claver Niyonkuru finds himself in exile in another country,...
Human rights experts call for comprehensive and inclusive approach to Sudan’s crisis
On July 17, the world marked International Justice Day, to commemorate the adoption of the Rome Statute, the founding treaty...
Swiss court charges Gambian ex-minister Ousman Sonko with crimes against humanity
Former Gambian Interior Minister, Ousman Sonko, has been charged by a Swiss court with crimes against humanity for his alleged...
UN General Assembly votes yes on Vanuatu proposal on climate change
On March 29, 2023, the General Assembly of the United Nations voted yes by consensus on Vanuatu's call to the...
The Hague to host new Ukraine Damage Register
The Hague, the city of peace and justice, will soon become the seat of a new international organisation: the Ukraine...
Dutch border controls illegally discriminate against black people, court rules
Ethnic profiling, the practice whereby people are singled out for extra strict controls because of the colour of their skin,...
Ethiopia under pressure to act on human rights abuses
Now that peace seems to be holding in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, attention is turning to the human rights situation and...
From laughs to change: Celeste uses humour to tackle tough subjects
Rarely are female editorial cartoonists at the forefront of political discussion in Kenya, but Celeste Wamiru is proving that a...
Ethiopia peace deal gets underway
The peace deal that ended the fighting between Ethiopian government forces and Tigray rebels was as welcome as it was...
