Written by Richard Brookshire Published April 1, 2024 New Haven, CT — On Friday, March 29th, a Federal District Court Judge in Connecticut issued an important decision (1) allowing a lawsuit, Monk v. United…
A German federal court said Wednesday it had rejected a woman's appeal of her 14-year sentence for allowing a 5-year-old Yazidi girl she and her husband kept as a slave when they…
TRIAL International, alongside Foundation United Women and Foundation Lara, welcomes the Government of Republika Srpska’s decision to include victims of war torture in the public call for medical rehabilitation. This…
Individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD) are much more likely to take buprenorphine or methadone if their treatment center offers these medications onsite, according to an analysis appearing in Psychiatric Services in Advance.…
Afghan regime’s return to public stoning and flogging is because there is ‘no one to hold them accountable’ for abuses, say activists Ruchi Kumar and Rukhshana reporters Thu 28 Mar…
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Lucy Pitka McCormick’s relatives cooked salmon, moose, beaver and muskrat over an earthen firepit on the banks of the Chena River, just outside Fairbanks, as they…
ANGRA DOS REIS, Brazil — Gilson Rambelli motored out into the dark waters, thinking of the crime that had haunted him for years. The evidence of it was down there,…
International human rights law, humanitarian law, and criminal law are all undergoing a highly significant but largely unacknowledged transformation. They are increasingly prioritizing a narrow range of “atrocity crimes” at…
The Montana Supreme Court on March 27, 2024, ruled in favor of a collection of Native American organizations and tribes, holding that two state laws that hinder Native American participation…
Afghan regime’s return to public stoning and flogging is because there is ‘no one to hold them accountable’ for abuses, say activists The Taliban’s announcement that it is resuming publicly…