Fourth day of attacks between Iran and the U.S.: This is what has happened
On the fourth day of conflict, Iran has suffered heavy casualties, with international calls for investigation into alleged war crimes.
Editorial: Attack on Iranian elementary school kills over 100, unlawful crimes against humanity must stop immediately
The editorial condemns the bombing of a primary school in Iran that resulted in the deaths of over 100 children, attributing the attack to U.S. and Israeli airstrikes and highlighting its violation of international humanitarian law.
Over 100 reported dead in school attack in Iran
A recent attack on a school in Iran has left over 100 people dead, primarily schoolgirls, prompting international concern and allegations of war crimes against the US and Israel.
This is Marbella, the 'paradise' of narcos in Spain: 'If you see a Porsche, you don't pay attention' (PHOTOS)
The article discusses the alarming rise of international criminal groups in Marbella, Spain, particularly related to drug trafficking and its associated violent crimes.
Hearing for Former Philippine President at International Criminal Court: Prosecutors Claim He Ordered Civilian Killings
The International Criminal Court is conducting hearings to determine if former Philippine President Duterte will face trial for allegedly ordering the killings of civilians during his controversial war on drugs.
E. Švenčionienė sentenced in case regarding comments about the Medininkai tragedy: fined
E. Švenčionienė was fined €3,750 for publicly approving international crimes and belittling severe offenses carried out by the USSR against Lithuanian residents.
War in Ukraine: Journalists killed, tortured, imprisoned... Reporters Without Borders brings the case before the ICC
Reporters Without Borders has filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court concerning crimes against humanity targeting journalists in Ukraine during the ongoing conflict.
Duterte launched 'systematic attack' on Philippine civilians, ICC prosecutors say
Rodrigo Duterte faces crimes against humanity charges as hearings commence at the International Criminal Court regarding his anti-drug campaign in the Philippines.
They took away their credit cards, Google, and Airbnb reservations. ICC judges face US sanctions
Eleven top officials of the International Criminal Court, including eight judges and three prosecutors, are facing US sanctions due to their investigation into war crimes in Afghanistan and for other reasons.
Duterte's lawyers argue that his anti-drug campaign, which left thousands dead in the Philippines, was in 'self-defense'
Lawyers for former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte argue that his anti-drug campaign was conducted in self-defense amid accusations of crimes against humanity.
Trial Against Duterte: 'If I Become President, You Will All Be Annihilated'
The trial against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has commenced at The Hague, where he faces charges of crimes against humanity for his role in extrajudicial killings during his war on drugs.
Duterte personally authorized murders, says accusation at the start of trial at the ICC
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has begun hearings that may lead to former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte facing trial for crimes against humanity related to his drug war.
Hearing at the ICC in the Case Against Former President Duterte
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte appears before the International Criminal Court to face charges of crimes against humanity related to his drug war.
Ukrainian documentary on Russian war crimes wins Berlinale Panorama Audience Award
The documentary 'Traces' by Ukrainian directors Alisa Kovalenko and Marysia Nikitiuk received the Panorama Audience Award at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival for its portrayal of the impact of Russian aggression on Ukrainian women.
Accusations against FIFA and UEFA at the International Criminal Court for collusion with Israel in 'war crimes'
FIFA and UEFA face legal allegations at the International Criminal Court for complicity in war crimes in occupied Palestinian territories.
Rodrigo Duterte will not participate in the preparatory ICC meeting
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has opted out of attending the upcoming International Criminal Court (ICC) preparatory hearing regarding allegations of crimes against humanity.
Swede charged with abuse of 27 girls – also against Danish girl
A 32-year-old man from Gävle, Sweden, has been charged with sexual offenses against 27 girls, including one from Denmark, involving over 50 incidents of child rape committed online from 2020 to 2025.
Sudanese Minister of Justice: We will prosecute those involved in war crimes against civilians
The Sudanese Minister of Justice, Abdullah Deraf, announced plans to prosecute those involved in war crimes attributed to the Rapid Support Forces against civilians.
The "Moneyval" report confirms Latvia's ability to effectively combat financial crimes
Latvia has received international recognition for its capability to effectively combat financial crimes, according to the latest report from Moneyval.
Hashim Thaçi maintains his innocence of war crimes and crimes against humanity
Hashim Thaçi, former President of Kosovo, continues to assert his innocence regarding charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Norway and several other countries condemn the parties in war-torn Sudan
Norway and several other countries have issued a joint statement condemning the parties in war-torn Sudan for serious violations of international humanitarian law.
Mieriņa: The Aggressor State Attempts to Legitimize Its War Crimes Through Sport
Latvian Parliament Speaker Daiga Mieriņa condemned the International Olympic Committee's decision to disqualify Ukrainian athlete Vladislav Geraskevich and emphasized Latvia's commitment to exposing Russian aggression.
Vice Mayor: When Russia breaks all the rules, they should obviously not attend the Olympics or the World Cup
Denmark's Vice Mayor expresses strong opposition to allowing Russia back into international sports following their history of breaking rules and engaging in war crimes.
Serengeti 2.0: Campaign Against Cyber Fraud Arrests 1200 Suspects in 18 Countries
An international campaign, dubbed 'Serengeti 2.0,' has led to the arrest of over 1200 individuals suspected of cyber crimes across 18 African countries and the UK.
Proposal to establish a financial crime investigation attaché position at the Lithuanian embassy in the Netherlands
The Lithuanian government plans to create a financial crime investigation attaché at its embassy in the Netherlands to enhance cooperation with Europol.
Settlers Subjected to International Sanctions: Who Are They and What Are Their Crimes?
Israeli settlers have faced international sanctions due to their violent actions against Palestinians, particularly in the West Bank, amid escalating tensions.
Settlers Subject to International Sanctions: Who Are They and What Are Their Crimes?
Israeli settlers have increased their violence and aggression in the West Bank amid the ongoing Gaza conflict, leading to international sanctions against certain individuals and organizations.
Operation "Artemis": Four arrests for child pornography via the internet
An operation named "Artemis" led to the arrests of four individuals in Greece for crimes related to child pornography through online platforms.
Hamas: The Israeli Abuse of Prisoners at Ofer Prison is a New War Crime
Hamas has condemned the Israeli treatment of Palestinian prisoners at Ofer Prison as a new war crime and called for international intervention.
India: The Minister of Petroleum admitted his 'limited' contacts with Jeffrey Epstein
The Indian Minister of Petroleum admitted to communicating and meeting with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during his stay in the United States but asserted that he has no involvement in any crimes.
Estonia approved the establishment of the special tribunal administration committee
The Estonian parliament has officially endorsed a partial agreement to create an administrative committee for a special tribunal addressing aggression crimes committed against Ukraine.
Resignations, Dismissals, and Royal Title Revocations: The Epstein Scandal Rocks Europe
The fallout from the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's child exploitation crimes continues to escalate across both sides of the Atlantic following the release of evidence last year.
Man raped 89 minors and killed his mother with a pillow in France
A 79-year-old man has been arrested in France for sexually abusing 89 minors and killing his mother, with the authorities now seeking potential additional victims.
Hamas: The UN report on captives confirms the crimes of the occupation
Hamas asserts that a recent UN report documenting Israeli human rights violations against Palestinian prisoners highlights unprecedented breaches of international law by Israel.
European demands for an investigation into the Epstein scandal
European Parliament members are calling for EU institutions to be involved in the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged crimes, highlighting the need for international cooperation.
Sudan: UN High Commissioner Volker Türk Calls for Accountability, More Efforts to End War in Sudan
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has urged the international community to ensure accountability for war crimes and to intensify efforts to end the conflict in Sudan, particularly in El Fasher.
Sudan: UN Rights Chief Says Worse Is to Come Without International Action
UN human rights chief Volker Türk warns that the situation in Sudan is dire and will worsen without urgent international intervention to stop mass killings and war crimes.
Crimes Erased: Did Israel Want a War in Gaza Without Witnesses?
The article discusses Israel's military actions in Gaza, alleging a systematic erasure of evidence of war crimes during the conflict, raising significant legal and humanitarian concerns.
Global Newspapers: Israel Closes War Crimes Cases for Fear of International Prosecution
Israeli military closes numerous war crimes cases against Palestinians to avoid international scrutiny, as revealed by a report from the Washington Post.
Pro-democracy leader Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years in prison for national security offenses
Jimmy Lai, a pro-democracy figure in Hong Kong, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for national security crimes, prompting international condemnation.
Participants at Al Jazeera Forum: Impunity Threatens International Law
Experts at the 17th Al Jazeera Forum in Doha emphasized the urgent need to prevent war criminals from escaping punishment, arguing that the Palestinian issue is a key test of the seriousness of international law and justice.
Did Milana Martić's 2019 interview cost his release from prison?! 'I am the first victim of neo-fascism'
The United Nations Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals denied Milan Martić's request for early release despite him having served over two-thirds of his 35-year sentence due to the severity of his crimes and lack of remorse.
Argentina requests extradition of Maduro, Cabello, and 14 other Venezuelan officials
A federal judge in Argentina has ordered the international capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and 14 other officials for extradition due to crimes against humanity.
Libyan media: "Clashes between militias, the second son of Gaddafi dead"
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the second son of Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, was reportedly killed in armed clashes in Zintan, Libya, before he could face an international court for crimes against humanity.
Libya: Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of the former Libyan leader, is dead
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of former leader Muammar Gaddafi and wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity, was confirmed dead by multiple sources on February 3rd.
Study: International law to limit the consequences of war on the brink of collapse
A comprehensive study reveals that over 100,000 civilians have died in armed conflicts worldwide in the past 18 months, highlighting the failure of international law to mitigate war crimes.
Liberia: the establishment of the court in charge of judging civil war crimes is becoming clearer
Steps are being taken towards the establishment of a court in Liberia to judge those responsible for atrocities committed during the civil wars from 1989 to 2003, with training for lawyers on international crimes already underway.
Irene Montero warns that Sánchez's support for Morocco's "illegal occupation" of the Sahara "endangers" the Canary Islands
Irene Montero, a Podemos leader, has cautioned that the Spanish government's support for Morocco's autonomy plan for the Sahara makes Spain complicit in international crimes and poses a risk to the Canary Islands.
The Pentagon used a camouflaged military aircraft in an attack on a drug boat
The Pentagon reportedly disguised a military aircraft as a civilian plane to carry out an attack on a drug trafficking boat last year, resulting in the deaths of 11 individuals, raising concerns over potential violations of international law regarding warfare.
Iran flips ‘kill switch’ to hide alleged crimes as death toll rises amid protests
The Iranian regime has reportedly activated an internet blackout to obstruct visibility of its alleged abuses amidst ongoing nationwide protests, according to a cybersecurity expert.