War crimes

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• War crime tribunals facing crisis as staff quit

  Nov 29 2008:

  Tribunals at centre of efforts to bring war criminals to justice are under threat because of insecurity among staff

• At family farm, grim claims of organ culling from captured Serb soldiers

  Nov 25 2008:

  Investigator to re-examine allegations of war crime by Kosovan Albanian guerrillas

• 'Does this look like a hospital?'

  

  Paul Lewis travels to a house in Albania at the centre of allegations of organ harvesting during the Kosovan war

• The all-American warlord

  Nov 23 2008:

  He grew up in suburban Florida, just a few miles from Disney World. But by his early twenties, Chucky Taylor had become a brutal drug-crazed torturer. Johnny Dwyer charts his journey from ordinary jock to the most feared man in Liberia

• 'I saw people who had been injured, bleeding and running. It was like the Earth was coming to an end'

  Nov 22 2008:

  Valentino Achak Deng and Dave Eggers have once again joined forces - to let Sudan's refugees tell their stories

• The invisible victims of Yemen's war

  Nov 16 2008:

  Gerry Simpson: The Yemeni government is committing gross human rights violations – yet the west stays silent

• Our haven for war criminals

  Nov 8 2008:

  Ken Macdonald: Law that allows genocide suspects to live freely in the UK brings shame on us. It must be changed

• Chilling echo of the past

  Oct 29 2008:

  Tim Hancock: Once again a dreadful conflict is looming in eastern Congo's North Kivu region. We must stop it

• Guantánamo's bleak farce

  Oct 21 2008:

  Andy Worthington: After dropping war crimes charges against five prisoners today, the US's use of military commissions is unraveling

• War crimes charges dropped against five Guantánamo detainees

  Oct 21 2008:

  The US government today dropped war-crimes charges against British resident Binyam Mohamed, who has accused the American military of torture, and four other detainees being held at Guantánamo Bay

• Don Quixote - or a superhero?

  Oct 19 2008:

  Profile: The crusading and charismatic Spanish magistrate Baltasar Garzón is not afraid to take on terrorists or government corruption

• Real, staged – does it matter?

  Poll, Oct 17 2008:

  As a new exhibition of Robert Capa's work opens in London, the debate about his most famous war photograph rages on. Was his picture of the Spanish civil war soldier's last moment staged? Philip Knightley thinks it is likely to be fake, but does it really matter?

• 10 years of the Pinochet principle

  Oct 16 2008:

  Philippe Sands: The arrest warrant served on the Chilean head of state in London changed history and has implications for the US government today

• Burying the hatchets in Sudan

  Oct 15 2008:

  Nesrine Malik: Don't bank on President Bashir being tried for war crimes – there are many who would rather forget

• What price action over Darfur?

  Sep 29 2008:

  Simon Tisdall: Moves to try Sudan's president for alleged war crimes threaten to plunge the country back into civil strife

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