Abstract In adopting the Malabo Protocol and creating the African Court of Justice and
Human Rights, the African Union has established the first ever regional court with …

The global project of transitional justice (TJ) traditionally has been packaged in a multi-pillar
model with criminal justice, truth recovery, reparations, institutional reform, and …

The most relevant collection for studying the wars accompanying the breakup of Yugoslavia,
which resulted in over 130,000 dead or missing, is the archive of the International Criminal …

ABSTRACT In 2011, Pauline Nyiramasuhuko, the former Rwandan Minister of Family and
Women's Development, became the first woman convicted of genocide in an international …

Abstract In 2023, Colombia and Nicaragua intervened in cases where Israel was accused of
genocide. These interventions challenge the principle of impunity often enjoyed by powerful …

How do ICC trial actors articulate political and historical narratives? Understanding the
International Criminal Court's role as a mediator of political history is crucial for …

In historicising 'transitional justice'and its place within structures of international order, I
argue that intra-settler violence in North America and Southern Africa are vital, but …

Magdalena Waligórska: We started planning this round table discussion because of our
overlapping interests in the postwar history of Jewish survivors in Poland, Ukraine, and …

This chapter argues that notions of time and temporality are central to the study and practice
of transitional justice. The first part of the chapter,“The Times of Transitional Justice,” …

Transitional Justice, as a concept, encompasses a range of mechanisms which societies
may employ to attempt to grapple with long-term, systematic, or mass atrocities. Historically …