Human rights violations : should the world stand up for international justice? Economic prominence of states at the world stage does often not align with their stance on international justice. China, for example, sees international justice and human rights too often as Western inventions and…
President Song of the International Criminal Court (ICC) talks about his early childhood experience in the Korean war that shaped him to become a crusader in the fight against impunity. He discusses the critical importance of international criminal justice to the larger human rights movement,…
How do we improve freedom of expression and information? Dialogue with fifteen African journalists from Mali, Senegal, DRC, Ivory coast, Burundi and CAR
2014 marks the 25th anniversary of the Convention of the Rights of the Child. Although a lot has been achieved, plenty remains to be done – especially in areas of conflict. There, breaches of children’s rights are particularly grave and often are directly correlated to…