New Study Highlights Pathways to Justice for Victims of International Crimes
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New Study Highlights Pathways to Justice for Victims of International Crimes
Effective accountability for international crimes often depends on strong cooperation between civil society organisations and national authorities. A new report published today explores how that cooperation can be strengthened to better support investigations, prosecutions and access to justice for victims and survivors. Building trust between civil society organisations and prosecuting authorities is essential for advancing […]
A new report studies how engagement of civil society organizations (CSOs) with domestic authorities in criminal proceedings based on extraterritorial jurisdiction for international crimes can and should be strengthened to advance justice for victims and survivors. 16 September 2026. Reinforcing Trust to Advance Accountability for International Crimes: Study on CSOs' Commitment with Investigating and Prosecuting Domestic Authorities in Universal …
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