How documenting mass atrocities in Sudan can go beyond recording individual incidents and direct perpetrators, by focusing on the broader ecosystem that enables conflict — including financial systems, corporate actors, weapons suppliers, and surveillance technologies—that often remains underexamined.
How documenting mass atrocities in Sudan can go beyond recording individual incidents and direct perpetrators, by focusing on the broader...
REDRESS Legal Officer on the challenges of reforming Sudan’s justice system to finally serve its people, the crucial importance of ...
REDRESS Senior Legal Officer on the complexities of strategic litigation on behalf of victims and survivors, the Hissène Habré trial in...
Senior Legal Counsel at Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights speaks about “conflict disruption”, prospective Sudan-relate...
Former U.S. Department of Justice Special Prosecutor speaks about tools for disrupting international crimes, focusing on international co...
FIND Director Mariana Gutierrez on how NGOs complement work done by prosecutors and investigators to highlight criminality and bring perp...
Mauritius’ Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions discusses his country’s role in the fight against impunity for internati...
