• Unfinished Business - Serbia War Crimes Chamber

    The armed conflicts in the former Yugoslavia during the 1990s were marked by extensive violations of human rights and international humanitarian law. To ensure some measure of accountability for the widespread killings, rapes, destruction of property, and massive displacement of people, the United Nations established the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY).

    Paris, novembre 2007

  • Weighing the Eviden Lessons from the Slobodan Milosevic Trial

    Although Milosevic’s death—and the absence of a verdict—denied the victims a final judgment, this should not diminish the trial’s other accomplishments. As the first former president brought before an international criminal tribunal, the trial of Milosevic marked the end of the era when being a head of state meant immunity from prosecution

    Paris, novembre 2007

  • Rithy Panh, cinéaste cambodgien

    La mémoire, les images et la paix

    Richard Pétris, Paris, mars 2006

  • Cambodge, le contraire d’une « tragédie sans importance » (1)

    Richard Pétris, Grenoble, France, mars 2006

  • François PONCHAUD, l’ami des Cambodgiens

    Prêtre des Missions Etrangères de Paris (MEP) et vicaire général du diocèse de Kompong Cham.

    Richard Pétris, Phnom Penh - Cambodge, juillet 2005

  • Il n’y a pas de paix sans justice

    La justice, pour se mettre au service de la paix, doit informer de son action de manière pédagogique, proposer des services d’accès au droit et s’assurer que chacun bénéficie équitablement de ses services.

    Joseph Le Marchand, Paris, 2005

  • Entrevista a la senora Helen Mack, Directora de la Fundacion Myrna Mack

    La lucha por el respeto de los derechos humanos y de la justicia en Guatemala luego de la guerra civil. El trabajo de la Fundacion Myrna Mack.

    Helen Mack, Guatemala, décembre 2003