Russian Torture : Daily Brief In Human Rights Watch’s Daily Brief today, Andrew Stroehlein looks at the story of #Ukraine journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna, who was tortured by Russia and who died in Russian detention. It’s not easy ...

Russia disappeared her.

Russia tortured her.

Russia then returned her mutilated body to #Ukraine.

My Daily Brief: www.hrw.org/the-day-in-h...

Early Release in International Criminal law ‘This is a pioneering work on the theory and practice of international punishment for atrocity crimes. It synthesises and expands significantly upon recent multi-disciplinary scholarship about what ha...

My monograph entitled 'Early Release in International Criminal Law' is now published with @elgarpublishing.bsky.social!

It explores the distinct forms that early release can take and how they have evolved - see www.e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/ear...

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We have an excellent line-up of speakers for the 25th Summer School on the International Criminal Court taking place @uniofgalway.bsky.social 9-13 June 2025.

A stellar group judges, lawyers and experts will lead the sessions throughout the week.

The Summer School on the International Criminal Court has been running @uniofgalway.bsky.social for over two decades.

This year's Summer School, taking place 9-13 June 2025, will mark the 25th year of this week-long event.

📺 Listen back to IPRT Executive Director Saoirse Brady who explained that if we want to tackle crime, we need to support the individuals.

#TonightVMTV Video credit: The Tonight Show, @virginmedianews.bsky.social

All secure prisons now at, or above, capacity with Mountjoy reaching 1,000 inmates System comprises 12 secure and two open facilities with all secure jails now at 100% to 163% of capacity

New record: Prison overcrowding is at another crisis point with all closed prisons having reached, or exceeded, capacity for the first time.
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Register now for our seminar on Legal and Medical Dimensions of Assisted Dying, jointly hosted with the Centre for Mental Health and Human Rights @institutemh.org.uk.

🗓️ 19 March, 14:00-15:30
📌 Monica Partridge C17 & Online
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Invitation to tender. Exploring the links between social deprivation and the criminal justice system to shift the focus from imprisonment to social investment for crime prevention. Submit to tenders@iprt.ie. Deadline: 12 noon, 18 March 2025

📢 Call for Research Proposals

IPRT is seeking research on the links between social deprivation and the criminal justice system to shift the focus from imprisonment to social investment for crime prevention.

📅 Deadline: 12 noon, 18 March 2025

Full info: www.iprt.ie/latest-news/...

#AlHassan defence requests the establishment of a panel of #ICC judges to review his sentence & determine whether it should be reduced.

“As of 17 January 2025, he has served 6 years, 9 months, and 19 days. He has thus served 2505 days of a total of 3653 days. This is 69% of his total sentence”.

Thanks for sharing your great insights into the issues that arise when national penal policy questions become intertwined with atrocity punishment and impunity debates

Fantastic working with you - thanks so much for your contribution!

Thanks for your support and ideas!

Out now! The @elgarpublishing.bsky.social Research Handbook on the Punishment of Atrocity Crimes: www.elgaronline.com/edcollbook/b... edited by @roisinmulgrew.bsky.social and myself #Punishment #Atrocities 1/4

The Human Rights Law Centre is now on Bluesky.

Follow us here for information on our events, projects, member news, and more!

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University of Galway School of Law Annual Distinguished Lecture 2024 with Mary Robinson YouTube video by University of Galway School of Law

Here’s a recording of a public conversation that I did recently with Mary Robinson as the University of Galway School of Law Annual Distinguished Lecture 2024

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eeqv...

‘Please, get me called to The Hague!’ The international criminal court as history’s soapbox How do ICC trial actors articulate political and historical narratives? Understanding the International Criminal Court’s role as a mediator of political history is crucial for understanding its det...

🚨Article Alert!

My (first!) article: ‘Please, get me called to The Hague! The ICC as History’s Soapbox’, is now Open Access in the International Journal of Human Rights.

I look at the Bemba & Gbagbo trials, narratives, & deterrence at the ICC.

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....