Us Universities Often Fail To Protect Sexual Assault Victims
Universities often prioritize their reputation over protecting students from sexual assault, leading to broken internal reporting systems.
Fifa President Gianni Infantino Offers Apology Amid Ongoing Criticism
FIFA President Gianni Infantino apologized to council members this week. He did not provide requested documents regarding controversial past decisions.
Families Demand Answers Over Fatal United States Boat Strike
Families from Trinidad and Tobago are calling for answers one year after their relatives went missing during a U.S. military boat strike.
Global Accountability and Public Trust Face Significant Tests
Global institutions face mounting pressure to restore public trust through legal action and reform. Meanwhile, national agencies balance these tensions with community events.
New York Court Reviews Saudi Role in 9/11 as ICE Official Faces Scrutiny
A New York court reviews Saudi immunity in a 9/11 lawsuit as an ICE agent faces new scrutiny over his past conduct.
Legislative Contempt and Sports Controversy: A Week of High-Stakes Accountability
A look at the U.S. House’s push to prosecute billionaire Leon Black for contempt and Jose Mourinho’s controversial protest following a derby defeat.
Families Seek Answers Six Months After Deadly Strike on Iranian School
Half a year after a deadly US missile strike on an Iranian school killed 170 people, grieving families continue to demand accountability and answers.
Palestinian Families Struggle for Accountability Following Fatal Encounters
Families of Palestinians killed by Israeli forces and settlers describe a painful, ongoing struggle for justice against a system they say prioritizes impunity.
UK, Canada, and Australia Criticize Israel Over Decision Against Criminal Probe into Aid Worker Deaths
The UK, Canada, and Australia have condemned Israel's decision to forgo a criminal investigation into the 2024 strike that killed seven aid workers in Gaza.
Family of Hind Rajab Rejects Israeli Legal Probe into 2024 Killing
The family of five-year-old Hind Rajab has explicitly stated they will not participate in Israeli judicial proceedings, citing a complete lack of trust in the system following her 2024...
Assessing the Path Toward Transitional Justice in Post-Conflict Syria
A Damascus court has sentenced former leader Bashar al-Assad and several top officials to death, marking a pivotal moment for accountability in Syria.