An independent mechanism established by the UNGA is working towards abolishing the reign of criminal impunity in Syria.
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The black list stirred a wide controversy, while many fear it could undermine the process of transitional justice.
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The ICTY appeal has set a precedent for impossible standards, writes author.
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Reconciliation should focus on what it takes to restore the trust of citizens in each other – and in the state itself.
Kenya’s truth commission could have made a valuable contribution to its future by honouring victims of past violence.
The UN General Assembly has a real chance for change in its upcoming meeting on the rule of law.
No longer can war criminals expect amnesty ‘for the sake of peace’, no longer are victims asked to forget.
