Amicus Curiae Observations by Human Rights Watch and Civil Society Organizations Pursuant to Rule 103 to the International Criminal Court

Guinea: Landmark Verdict in Stadium Mass Killings Trial

Guinean Ex-President, Ministers Found Guilty

Guinea: High Stakes Verdict in Stadium Massacre Trial Nears

15 Years On, Victims Deserve Justice

Guinea’s 2009 Stadium Massacre Trial

Questions and Answers

Annex: Overview of Proceedings in Guinea’s 2009 Stadium Massacre Trial

World Court Finds Israel Responsible for Apartheid

World Court Reviews 57-Year Israeli Occupation

Judges Set to Deliver Advisory Opinion on Occupied Palestinian Territory

Impartial Justice Needs Global Support More Than Ever

International Justice Day an Opportunity to Reflect on Advances, Challenges

Letter to UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy on Chagos

Labour’s Commitment to Addressing Historical and Ongoing Injustices Should Start with the Chagossians’ Right to Return

Letter to UK Foreign Secretary on UK Response to Applications for Arrest Warrants and Threats to the International Criminal Court

UN Human Rights Council: Beirut Blast Inquiry Needed

UN Body Should Create Fact Finding Mission

Lebanon: Joint Letter – Rights Groups and Victims' Families Call for International Action in the Beirut Blast Case

Guinea: Massacre Trial Awaits Landmark Verdict

Parties Request Reparations, Life Sentences, and Acquittals in Closing Arguments

Concerns Over ‘Transnational Repression’ Raised at UN Rights Body

Coordinated Response Needed Against Efforts to Stifle Dissent Across Borders