Law & Order
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Bangladesh on Edge after Crushing Quota Protests
In this Q&A, Crisis Group Asia Director Pierre Prakash explains what is behind the turmoil. What is happening? At least…
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No Justice for Rights Defender’s Death in Kyrgyzstan Prison
Transparent Investigation Still Needed into Azimjon Askarov’s Death Syinat Sultanalieva, Researcher, Europe and Central Asia Division. Human Rights Watch It…
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Justice body urged to obey law, stop ‘demonising’ kids
Cleveland Dodd was found unresponsive inside a cell in a troubled youth wing of a high-security adult prison in the…
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A Three Border Problem: Holding Back the Amazon’s Criminal Frontiers
With donor aid, the three states should act fast before the illegal activity does irreversible damage. ICG What’s new? Across…
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In Guinea, Fears of Torture of Forcibly Disappeared Opponents
Locate, Release Them, Investigate Allegations of Torture. Ilaria Allegrozzi, Senior Sahel Researcher On the evening of July 9, three members…
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Just Stop Oil activists found guilty of conspiring to block M25 traffic
Roger Hallam, Daniel Shaw, Louise Lancaster, Lucia Whittaker De Abreu and Cressida Gethin face long sentences after verdict. Damien Gayle…
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Day 32 – “Collateral damage to German-Turkish relations”
In the PKK trial in Hamburg, the defence of Kenan Ayaz pointed out the political dimension of the proceedings and…
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After 13 years, Julian Assange walks free
Julian Assange is expected to be in Australia late tomorrow, a free man. Mary Kostakidis * Pearls and Irritations Footage tweeted by…
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The Roots of Somalia’s Slow Piracy Resurgence
Crisis Group expert Omar Mahmood reports on the burning anger over illegal trawling that is driving some local fishermen to sympathise…
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Israel-Hamas war: ICJ charges ‘morally repugnant’ — Israel
Genocide charges brought by South Africa were “morally repugnant,” Israel said in a statement issued after the International Court of…
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The Generals’ Labyrinth: Crime and the Military in Mexico
His successor should set limits to the military’s role in public safety while working to sever state officials’ ties to…
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All Eyes on The Hague: The ICC Prosecutor’s Move against Hamas and Israeli Leaders
In this Q&A, Crisis Group experts Brian Finucane, Stephen Pomper and Mairav Zonszein examine the legal and political implications. What…
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The Criminalization of Solidarity: The Stop Cop City Prosecutions
Georgia’s sweeping and political application of conspiracy law echoes a tactic that shattered the left roughly a hundred years ago,…
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Why Samuel Alito Keeps Trolling the Libs
In signaling support for the insurrectionists, he has broken new ground. Jacob Heilbrunn The National Interest Quis custodiet ipsos custodes-who…
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Australia must support landmark ICC application for arrest warrants in the Situation in Palestine
The Australian Centre for International Justice (ACIJ) welcomes the announcement overnight from the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) that he…
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Guatemala’s Judicial Independence Dilemma
Almost four months into Guatemalan president Bernardo Arevalo’s administration, Attorney General (AG) Maria Consuelo Porras remains in her post. Maria Fernanda Bozmoski The…
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