Category Archives: Access to justice

International Justice Trends in Microcosm at the OPCW – Three Observations as States Adopt ‘Attribution Mechanism’ by Matt Cannock   On June 27th 2018, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons’ (‘OPCW’) Conference of States Parties held a ‘Special Session’ which established an ‘Attribution Mechanism’ at the OPCW. The Special Session was held at […]

Syria: Joint NGO Statement for United Nations General Assembly Informal Debate on the International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism for Syria

Matt Cannock, Head of Office of Amnesty International’s Centre for International Justice, comments on the Philippines’ withdrawal from the ICC and its consequences for victims of international crimes committed in the country.

Amnesty International’s press release following news that the prosecutor of the ICC will open a preliminary examination into the “war on drugs” in the Philippines.

The International Criminal Court must urgently open a preliminary examination into crimes against humanity committed in the Philippines during Duterte’s murderous “war on drugs”, says Amnesty International.

Amnesty International’s response to the request from the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to open an investigation into the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan.

Amnesty International’s press release following the conviction of Ratko Mladić by the ICTY Trial Chamber on 22 November 2017.

By Laura Haigh, Amnesty International’s Myanmar Researcher. The Rohingya people in Myanmar are trapped in a vicious system of state-sponsored, institutionalised discrimination that amounts to apartheid, said Amnesty International today as it publishes “Caged without a roof”, a major new analysis into the root causes of the current crisis in Rakhine State.

L’équipe Justice Internationale d’Amnesty International examine le retrait du Burundi de la CPI et ses conséquences pour les victimes des crimes internationaux commis dans le pays. L’équipe d’Amnesty International au Burundi a aussi contribué à l’analyse.

Amnesty International’s International Justice Team consider Burundi’s withdrawal from the ICC and its consequences for victims of international crimes committed in the country.