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Genocide

February 20, 2026

When Resolutions Are Not Enough: Srebrenica, Genocide Denial, and the Test of International Law in 2026

Nizama Husetić
November 19, 2018

Gendering the Khmer Rouge period: last Friday’s judgment

Rosemary Grey
January 27, 2018

On Holocaust Remembrance Day, gratitude for archives preserving histories of post-WWII war crimes trials

Diane Marie Amann
April 4, 2017

Yazidi Women and Girls’ Resistance Against Genocide, Enslavement and Sexual Violence: Report from the First International Yazidi Women’s Conference

Jocelyn Getgen Kestenbaum
October 30, 2016

Work On! Internships at the ECCC- Office of the International Co-Investigating Judge

Osazenoriuwa Ebose
September 11, 2016

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Osazenoriuwa Ebose
March 25, 2016

Radovan Karadzic Convicted by ICTY Trial Chamber

Milena Sterio
February 13, 2016

Incendiary Media Use and The Failure of the Rwandan Case

Radhika Kapoor
April 7, 2015

Read On! Taking Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Seriously in International Criminal Law

Evelyne Schmid
March 15, 2015

The Historic Journey to Respond to the Kim Regime’s Crimes Against Humanity

Amanda Mortwedt Oh

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IntLawGrrls speaks to the relationships between intersectional feminism and international law, policy and practice. The blog gives scholars, lawyers, policymakers, leaders and activists a place to share feminist perspectives on international legal issues.

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