The Special Tribunal for Lebanon announced Monday it will appoint a special investigator to probe three incidents which could potentially be considered interference with the administration of justice through publication of alleged witness identities.
The chairman of Solomon Islands’ Truth and Reconciliation Commission says the support of the government is essential if people are to be healed from the trauma of the ethnic tensions.
Gunmen surrounded Libya’s Foreign Ministry here on Sunday, calling for a law banning officials who worked for the nation’s deposed dictator, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, from senior positions in the new administration.
Tunisia's ousted president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali on Tuesday was handed a third life sentence since he fled to Saudi Arabia in January 2011 during a mass uprising against his rule.
As Kosovo marked its annual missing persons day, its president promised justice for all those whose bodies still haven’t been found since the late 1990s war with Serbian forces.
Kenyan deputy president William Ruto has asked for the start of his trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague to be delayed to allow his legal team more time to prepare, his lawyer said on Friday.
Secular-leaning judges have set up a more liberal alternative to sharia law courts in Aleppo but face an uphill battle for influence as Islamist groups shore up support in rebel-held Syria.
Nepal risks more bloodshed in the future if a planned panel set up to investigate crimes committed during a decade-long civil war is given the power to offer amnesty, a senior official from the UN human rights agency said on Friday.
General Prosecutor Dr. Ali Al-Awash ordered on Sunday the investigation of former President Ali Abdulla Saleh, his son Ahmed Ali Abdulla Saleh, his brother Ali Saleh Al-Ahmar and affiliates.