Human Rights Watch Submission to the Independent Expert Review of the International Criminal Court

The role of the International Criminal Court (ICC) as the crucial court of last resort for the worst international crimes remains as critical as ever. Serious crimes committed in violation of international law persist and victims of atrocities around the globe look to the court for justice when all other doors are closed. The court is a central actor in asserting the rule-of-law globally by helping to show that no one is above the law. And yet, the court faces serious internal and external challenges that have hampered its delivery of justice and disappointed legitimate expectations of victims…

Read complete article

~	Why are algorithms called algorithms? A brief history of the Persian polymath you’ve likely never heard of

~	How is China being taught at Australian universities? And why does this matter? Here’s what our research found

~	Neuroaffirming care values the strengths and differences of autistic people, those with ADHD or other profiles. Here’s how

~	Saving the Mary River turtle: how the people of Tiaro rallied behind an iconic species

~	Shankari Chandran’s Safe Haven, a gripping and persuasive novel of asylum seekers, reads like an open wound

~	Could Biden stop Netanyahu’s plans? A national security expert looks at Israel’s attack on Rafah

~	Why DEI in Canada struggles to uplift Black people

~	Revitalizing Toronto’s downtown core after COVID-19 greatly benefits the city and the region

~	Many people are feeling ecological grief. How can we help those whose work puts them at risk?

~	Where is the promised protection? Journalists in Mexico threatened by state actors and organized crime.