“They Wanted to Erase Us”: The Lasting Impact of Genocide on Rohingya Children
The first thing many Rohingya children remember of the 2017 genocide in Myanmar is death. For some, it was the sound of soldiers kicking down…
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New Research Reveals the Lasting Impact of Genocide on Rohingya Children
LAW NEWS RELEASE 5 December 2025 New Research Reveals the Lasting Impact of Genocide on Rohingya Children Geneva (LAW) — For…
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Justice Prevails: Aid workers freed from prison in Tunisia
Tunis/Geneva, 25th November 2025 – After 18 months of imprisonment, Tunisian aid workers Mustapha Djemali and Abderrazek Krimi are free…
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Lebanese Judge Dismisses Slavery Case – Blocking Justice for Migrant Worker
Beirut, 11 November 2025 In a devastating blow to justice and accountability in Lebanon, an investigating judge has dismissed the criminal…
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A Tribute to Sir Geoffrey Bindman KC
By Legal Action Worldwide Founder and Executive Director, Antonia Mulvey Sir Geoffrey Bindman KC This week, leading human rights lawyer,…
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Sudan: RSF commits war crimes in El-Fasher
31st October 2025 Geneva (LAW) – Over the past few days, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has been responsible for…
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From Margin to Centre: Strengthening Minority Women’s Role in Peacebuilding
Geneva Peace Week 2025 | 15 October 2025 | Panel Recap During Geneva Peace Week 2025, LAW’s Founder and Executive…
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Tunisia: humanitarian workers continue to be arbitrarily detained
In a shocking decision, on 16 October 2025, Mr. Mustapha Djemali and Mr. Abderrazek Krimi’s lawyers’ request for their immediate…
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Building Stronger Coalitions for Gender Justice in International Criminal Law
In times of mounting backlash against gender equality and international law, convening is itself an act of resistance. Over two…
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News Release: Sudan: New evidence of sexual violence and genocide submitted to the ICC
Sudan: New evidence of sexual violence and genocide submitted to the ICC Geneva (LAW), 6 October 2025 Today, Legal Action…
