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जरी इंटरनॅशनल क्रिमिनल कोर्ट (ICC) चा हेतू दोषींना जबाबदार �

वैसे तो इंटरनेशनल क्रिमिनल कोर्ट (ICC) का मक़सद अपराध करने व

While the ICC aims to hold perpetrators accountable, its actions raise important questions surrounding jurisdiction, complementarity, and legitimacy

Although the ICC’s arrest warrants for Israeli leaders are unlikely to end in arrests, their issuance confirms that the noose of international law o

गाझामधील मानवतावादी पुरवठा साखळी आणि सेवांचे जवळजवळ वि�

The near breakdown of humanitarian supply chains and services in Gaza merits new measures from the ICJ against Israel.

गाझा संकट हे मानवी हक्क आणि सन्मान राखण्यासाठी काम करणाऱ

The Gaza crisis serves as a glaring testament to the shortcomings of international mechanisms tasked with upholding human rights and dignity

Human rights lawyers and legal activists hope that the testimonies and evidence presented to the court in the Al-Khatib trial can be used in other pro

The ‘structural imbalance’ in South Asia is a contribution of geography and political history — but also has a deeper context and meaning.

In a rare move, the Bangladesh government has taken up the task of correcting the history by trying the 'war criminals' of the 1971 Independence War. In the nine-month-long freedom movement, 2.5-3 million people had died.

Three top Jamaat-e-Islami leaders -- amir Motiur Rahman Nizami, general secretary Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojahid, and naib amir Delwar Hossain Sayedee -- were arrested on June 29. The Jamaat leaders were charged with war crimes of 1971 and hurting popular religious sentiments.

In what is being touted as a major shift in Indian policy towards Israel, New Delhi abstained from a vote against Israel at the UN Human Rights Commission. The UN human rights body called for Israel's accountability in alleged war crimes committed by its officials during the conflict in Gaza in July 2014.

Bangladesh needs full closure of the war crimes aspect of her history and a move away from fundamentalism that threatens it today. Bangladesh has to see the fulfillment of its Shahbag moment. The recent hanging of Mollah, is a process in that closure.

By focusing excessively on 'war crimes' and issues of accountability, the international community (West) may have taken Sri Lanka away from the political negotiations for power-devolution to the Provinces, particularly the Tamil Province(s).