International Justice

"If we can’t envision a day when Min Aung Hlaing is in custody and facing prosecution, then it won’t happen."

The complaint, filed by the advocacy group Fortify Rights, requested an investigation into military atrocities committed since 2016.

The International Court of Justice has drawn criticism for allowing representatives of the military junta to represent Myanmar at hearings this week.

Assuming responsibility for the ICJ case is a means for the National Unity Government to assert its position as Myanmar's legitimate government.

A leaked memo offers some insight into how the military administration views the advancing criminal cases against its top leaders.

Judges say that the “specific legal element of the crime against humanity of murder” has been met in the sanguinary crackdown.

Will threats of international criminal prosecutions against the junta's leaders make compromise more likely – or less?

An international investigation of extrajudicial killings in the Philippine drug war remains unlikely, even after a stunning admission by the justice secretary.

The U.N.'s human rights chief says it is "time for international action to ensure justice for international crimes."

The graphic videotaped admissions mark a step towards international accountability – but there is a long way to go.