An Architecture for Justice in Ukraine
The immediate priority is for the ICC to indict the person primarily responsible for the war: Vladimir Putin.
30 Aug 22
War crimes
The Complexity of Prosecuting Forced Conscription
Conflicting laws make pursuing such cases more difficult – while criminalising some former fighters may only serve Russian interests.
30 Aug 22
Ukrainian Mothers Cling on to Hope
Thousands remain unaccounted for following Russia’s invasion.
30 Aug 22
Ukraine: In Search of the Missing
Ukraine's police, judiciary system and the victims’ relatives are all trying to track them down.
30 Aug 22
Missing Persons, a Hidden Tragedy
Hundreds of thousands of people worldwide have disappeared due to conflict, disaster and crime. Many are never heard from again.
30 Aug 22
Amid War, Ukraine’s Children Return to School
Teachers and students resume studies despite daily missile strikes and the occupation of more than 20 per cent of the country.
29 Aug 22
How a Ukrainian Cat Escaped Russian Captivity
Amid multiple tales of looting and destruction, a rare happy ending.
29 Aug 22
Why Russia Wants its Own War Crimes Court
Processes will effectively legitimise the de facto occupation authorities while discrediting genuine efforts to see justice.
23 Aug 22
Ukraine: Why Justice Reform is More Vital Than Ever
An independent judiciary is essential to guarantee democracy and demonstrate that, despite the war, the country is continuing to implement change.
23 Aug 22
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