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…
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UNGA80: LAW signs the Declaration for the Protection of Humanitarian Personnel
On Sunday, 21 September 2025, during the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). the Australian foreign Minister Penny Wong, and…
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US sanctions on the ICC – unacceptable threat to international justice
Press Release Geneva, Switzerland – 25 September 2025 Legal Action Worldwide (LAW) is alarmed by recent reports that the…
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No Peace Without Justice: Rohingya Call for Accountability
“Every society and country have laws to maintain peace. When we disobey them, peace is harmed,” a Rohingya Survivor Advocate…
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HRC60 Side Event: Strengthening Legal Accountability for Starvation Crimes under International Law
On 16 September 2025, Legal Action Worldwide (LAW), in collaboration with Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) and the International Commission…
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Opinio Juris – Lebanon’s Fight Against Trafficking
Lebanon’s Fight Against Trafficking: How One Judge’s Decision Could Help Preserve the Country’s Standing Published on Opinio Juris, 15 September…
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Human Rights Council: LAW oral statement on the situation in Sudan
HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL 60th REGULAR SESSION Situation of human rights in the Sudan – Interactive Dialogue by the UN Independent…
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Foreign Policy – The ICC Needs a Chief Prosecutor
Originally published in “Foreign Policy”, on September 11 2025. Allegations against the court’s head prosecutor have hampered its effectiveness. They…
