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Year in Review:  This year in War Crimes began with two historical events that will change the shape of War Crimes and International Law for years to come.  The first of those events:  The beginning of trials at the International Criminal Court.  This marks the beginning of International Criminal Justice on a truly global level.  […]

This past week at the UN-backed Tribunal in Cambodia, survivors of the Khmer Rouge’s infamous Tuol Sleng ‘S-21’ facility gave chilling accounts of the tortures they endured and witnessed – and in two cases, how their artwork saved them. The testimony comes as part of the trial of the former head of internal security and […]