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War crimes trials are inconvenient for some, but so important

In 2008, many Sierra Leonean villagers journeyed to The Netherlands to tell their stories in the trial of Charles Taylor. One of them, Sia Komba, spoke of how she watched...

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Email your MP: War Crimes Unit in UK

There are a substantial number of suspected war criminals in the UK. In the last five years the immigration authorities have found over 500 suspects. Yet only one suspe...



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Clive Owen visits Rwanda with the Aegis Trust

Clive Owen visits Rwanda with the Aegis Trust

7 April 2010 - Following his involvement in the 'Candles for Rwanda' initiative last year, film star Clive Owen last month visited Rwanda with the Aegis Trust. His thought...

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First ICC trial hangs in the balance

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enforcement Ever wondered why so few suspected war criminals are ever brought to justice? The Enforcement of International Criminal Law, by Justice Richard Goldstone and others, sets out a plan for how to reform both the 'architecture' (e.g. new treaties) of international criminal law and its 'plumbing' (e.g. specialist war crimes units).

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Campaigns, Policy and Research

Darfuri refugee children in Chad The Aegis Trust campaigns against cr...

 

Kigali Memorial Centre

The Kigali Memorial Centre, Rwanda The Kigali Memorial Centre was ope...

 

Aegis Trust's Funders

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Holocaust Centre Nottingham