The Prize, the Politics, and the Person: Navi Pillay and What Peace Actually Requires
On Friday, the Norwegian Nobel Committee did something it has rarely had the courage to do in recent years: it looked past the political con...
On Friday, the Norwegian Nobel Committee did something it has rarely had the courage to do in recent years: it looked past the political con...
This week, a United Nations Independent International Fact-Finding Mission delivered a damning verdict: there are “reasonable grounds” to be...
Silencing the Witnesses The killing of a journalist in a conflict zone is not just a casualty of war; it is an assault on the world’s right...
Documentary footage and reports published by The New York Times have brought to light a private phone call from 29 October 2024, involving ...
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced that the Trump administration is launching a campaign to “dismantle the ICC brick by brick,”...
The UN has documented dozens of cases of torture, rape, and sexual violence against Palestinian detainees by Israeli prison guards and inter...
A recent investigative report published in The New York Times by columnist Nicholas Kristof has drawn international attention to allegation...
The foundational promise of international humanitarian law (IHL)—that even in war, humanity must prevail—stands at a precarious crossroads. ...
A bridge lies in ruins outside Karaj, Iran. Concrete shattered. Steel twisted. And beneath the rubble, the bodies of civilians—eight confirm...
Allegations of State-Sponsored War Crime Against Schoolchildren Demand Immediate Accountability The images emerging from Minab, Iran, are sc...
The Silencing of Truth The year 2025 marked a catastrophic milestone for press freedom worldwide. According to a landmark report by the Comm...
The Tyranny of Proportionality A war does not begin only with the first bomb. It begins earlier — in the language that makes the bomb thinka...