The court found the former Seleka militia commander guilty of torture and unlawful imprisonment during the Central African Republic's 2013 civil war.
Judges ruled that Mahamat Said Abdel Kani oversaw brutal detention tactics, including torture, at a facility in Bangui.
The International Criminal Court found Mahamat Said Abdel Kani guilty of torture and unlawful imprisonment linked to a notorious detention centre in Bangui.
Andrej Plenkovic told the UN General Assembly that historical revisionism in the Balkans threatens regional reconciliation.
The Bosnian memorial institution concluded a week-long visit to Ukraine to develop cooperation on investigating alleged atrocities.
A United Nations investigation documents alleged civilian casualties from U.S. airstrikes, including a strike on a school that killed over 150 people.
UN-backed human rights investigators allege possible war crimes in US military operations against the Iranian port city.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has criticized a war crimes conviction of four former Kosovo Liberation Army leaders, as reactions to the ruling diverge sharply across the Balkans.
Russian officials say a new report presents documents and witness accounts disputing accepted accounts of the 2022 Bucha killings, a claim that contradicts findings by international investigators and Ukraine.
London says the Kosovo Specialist Chambers ruling does not affect the country’s statehood or right to self-determination
A tribunal based in The Hague is set to rule on whether former Kosovo Liberation Army commander and ex-president Hashim Thaci committed war crimes during the conflict with Serbia, according to Deutsche Welle.
Ukrainian authorities have sent a case against Aleksii Kryvoruchko, Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation, to court, accusing him of waging a war of aggression against Ukraine.
Human rights experts caution that official tributes to individuals convicted of war crimes risk deepening survivors' suffering and undermining truth and accountability
A tribunal in The Hague found the former Kosovo Liberation Army leader guilty of murder, torture and illegal arrests committed during the Kosovo conflict.
A profile from Anadolu Agency traces the career of Hashim Thaci, the former Kosovo Liberation Army political leader who later served as prime minister and president before being sentenced for war crimes.
Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci was sentenced to 25 years for war crimes, prompting criticism from Kosovo and Albanian officials, while France expressed support for the tribunal, according to Anadolu Agency.
A tribunal in The Hague found ex-Kosovo leader Hashim Thaci guilty of war crimes, according to a report by Russian news agency TASS.
Hashim Thaci, 58, was sentenced over murder, torture and illegal detention linked to the 1990s conflict, according to Anadolu Agency.
A Hague-based tribunal has found former Kosovo president Hashim Thaci responsible for war crimes committed during the country's war of independence with Serbia.
Prosecutors have sought a 45-year sentence for Thaci and three former wartime commanders accused of war crimes during Kosovo's 1998-99 conflict.