Courts and Justice

India/Survivors of the 1984 Bhopal disaster
The compensations came amid a wave of protests against a lack of justice.

Khan faces charges relate to hate speech and anti-terrorism act
Officials accuse Khan of breaching the country’s anti-terrorism act for allegedly making threats against state officials.

ICC Prosecutor will brief the UN Security council from Sudan
UN Security Council holds an open briefing on the International Criminal Court’s work on Sudan

The ICC prosecutor is visiting Sudan
Khan’s visit comes as a trial is currently underway at The Hague of Janjaweed leader Ali Abdul Rahman.

Democratic Rule of Law in Brazil
The letter is a response to President Jair Bolsonaro’s speeches attacking the Supreme Court and casting doubt on the Brazilian electoral system.

Myanmar/execution’s echoes
“We feel that this is a crime against humanity,” said Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah.

Malawi High Court to rule on the killing of a man with albinism
Today, Tuesday, a court will sentence five defendants over the murder of MacDonald Masambuka, a 22-year-old man killed in 2018.

Haftar’s lawsuit in the US
Haftar stands accused of extrajudicial killings of civilians.

Asylum seekers to be deported from UK to Rwanda
The judge granted human rights groups permission to appeal the decision.

Buffalo shooter hearing
Payton Gendron described himself as ‘a fascist, a white supremacist and an antisemite’.

Chadian Wakit Tama trial
Security forces used excessive force during Wakit Tama’s protest.

Central African Republic’s Special Criminal Court
Human rights activists hope that this court will be a crucial instrument to end impunity.