Lafarge on Trial - Part 4: re-humanising the hearings
In partnership with Justice Info, international law professor Sharon Weill and 11 students at Sciences Po Paris are providing weekly coverage of the Lafarge trial taking place in the French
In partnership with Justice Info, international law professor Sharon Weill and 11 students at Sciences Po Paris are providing weekly coverage of the Lafarge trial taking place in the French
Syria is entering a new phase, one marked by renewed public engagement and growing international interest in reconstruction. Recent crowdfunding campaigns and early reconstruction initiatives have generated a sense of
In partnership with Justice Info, international law professor Sharon Weill and eleven students at Sciences Po Paris are providing weekly coverage of the Lafarge trial in France. Originally Published on
TRIAL OF TWANA H.S. AND ASIA R.A. Higher Regional Court – Munich, Germany Trial Monitoring Summary #7 Hearing Date: July 29, 30 & 31, 2025 CAUTION: Some testimony may
These documents reveal patterns of abuses by the many branches of the Assad military and intelligence apparatus.
In partnership with Justice Info, Professor of international law Sharon Weill and eleven students at Sciences Po Paris are covering the Lafarge trial daily, providing a weekly ethnography of the
TRIAL OF MAJDI N. Court of Assize – Paris, France Trial Monitoring Summary #19 Hearing Date: May 19, 2025 CAUTION: Some testimony may include graphic descriptions of torture, rape or other
TRIAL OF MAJDI N. Court of Assize – Paris, France Trial Monitoring Summary #18 Hearing Date: May 19, 2025 CAUTION: Some testimony may include graphic descriptions of torture, rape or other
TRIAL OF MAJDI N. Court of Assize – Paris, France Trial Monitoring Summary #17 Hearing Date: May 16, 2025 CAUTION: Some testimony may include graphic descriptions of torture, rape or other
On November 19, 2025, the trial of Jihad A., Mahmoud A., Mazhar J., Sameer S., and Wael S. opened before the Higher Regional Court of Koblenz, Germany. The five accused