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Justice For Victims - Page 2

September 7, 2026
Judiciary/World

Sanctioned ICC Chief Calls Court Last Bastion of Rule of Law

International Criminal Court President Tomoko Akane, who is under US sanctions, has described the Hague-based organisation as the “last bastion of the rule of law” in the world, while calling for continued

Geopolitics/History/Human Rights

Netherlands Issues Historic Apology Over Forced Adoptions Between 1956 and 1984

The Government of the Netherlands has formally apologized to mothers who were forced to give up their children for adoption between 1956 and 1984, acknowledging what it described as a painful historical practice that affected thousands of families across the

July 3, 2026

Sri Lanka: A Bishop’s Pulpit or the State’s Prosecutor?

Judiciary/Sri Lanka

by Durga Velayudham There is something profoundly disturbing when retired President Bishop of the Methodist Church Sri Lanka, Rev. Asiri P. Perera, abandons the

Exclusive Interview: “I Took the Bull by the Horns” — Ali Sabry

Interviews/Judiciary/Sri Lanka

by Our Political Affairs Editor We believe no introduction is necessary for Ali Sabry. His name is already tied to one of the most

Indian Police Open Fire on Protesters, Killing Three

November 25, 2024
Human Rights/News

At least three Muslims have been killed after Indian police opened fire on a crowd protesting a government-led survey at the historic Sambhal Jama Mosque in Uttar Pradesh. The mosque, dating back

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Countries Divided Over ICC Arrest Warrant Against Netanyahu and Galant

November 24, 2024
Human Rights/News

The International Criminal Court’s (ICC) recent issuance of arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Galant on war crimes charges has sparked a wave of international

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Nobel Peace Prize to Nihon Hidankyo: Long Overdue, Militarism Looms

October 11, 2024
Editorials

Editorial Do you still remember how Harry Truman, in his twilight years as President of the United States, brazenly bragged in front of TV cameras about the latest innovations in killing—specifically, the

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They Now Know What Real Bombing Means

October 10, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

On 1 October, US Representative Michael McCaul, the chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee issued a statement urging US President Joe Biden to ‘place maximum pressure on Iran and its proxies, rather than

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Once Again on Stage: Cardinal’s Political Blasphemy

October 6, 2024
Editorials

Editorial The drama is unfolding yet again on the stage, with no end in sight. This morning, at Katuwapitiya Church, where the sacred echoes of worship were once drowned out by the

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UN Special Rapporteur Urges Justice for 9/11 Victims on 23rd Anniversary

September 12, 2024
Diplomacy/News

On the 23rd anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Special Rapporteur Ben Saul called for renewed efforts to achieve justice for the victims and their families. In a statement marking

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