“International Jurisprudence Is at a Crossroads” Published: 28 November 2025 Interview He documented war crimes and advised the Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office: Senior Public Prosecutor Klaus Hoffmann on sexual violence in armed conflicts, digital evidence, and the current challenges facing international criminal jurisprudence.
Confronting Injustice: Decolonizing and Reimagining Peace in Palestine-Israel Published: 18 March 2025 Analysis The ICC arrest warrant against Netanyahu, Galant, and Al-Masri are a stark reminder to us all that addressing past and present injustices is crucial for the future of peace and human security between and amongst Palestinians and Israelis. Dr. Siavash Eshghi
Scenarios for Justice: ICC investigates the situation in Afghanistan Published: 28 January 2020 Report From December 4-6, 2019 the International Criminal Court organized a series of hearings on alleged war crimes in Afghanistan. In April 2019, the pre-Trial Chamber II of the court unprecedentedly denied the request of the court’s prosecutor for authorising an investigation. Abdul Wahed Zia Moballegh
The war crimes in Ahmići: How Croatia is (not) dealing with the past Published: 25 April 2018 A quarter of a century has gone by since the crime in Ahmići, a village in central Bosnia. The reconciliation process has lasted for decades and is far from being over. Eugen Jakovčić
A New Era for Justice in Kosovo Published: 12 January 2017 Kosovo Special Court became operational on January 1. If it indicts all persons mentioned as suspects in the Marty Report, it would represent a tsunami of sorts, one that could cause tectonic shifts. Ismet Hajdari
Forced Pregnancy During The Khmer Rouge Regime Published: 29 June 2016 During the last decade, there has been growing awareness of the issue of sexual and gender-based violence during the Democratic Kampuchea (DK) regime. María Lobato
