International Commission of Jurists

Can Nepal’s TRC Finally Bring Closure to its War Survivors?

By Renu Kshetry
The picture of Muktinath Adhikari, principal of Pandini Sanskrit Secondary School in the Lamjung district of west Nepal who was killed during the country’s decade-long civil conflict, became an iconic portrayal of the brutality of the bloody ‘People's War’.

Pakistan’s “Other” Insurgents Face IS

By Karlos Zurutuza
The media tend to portray Balochistan as “troubled”, or “restive”, but it would be more accurate to say that there´s actually a war going on in this part of the world.

New Operation Could Hide Major Shift in Europe’s Immigration Control Policy

By Apostolis Fotiadis
‘Mare Nostrum’ – the largest search and rescue immigration operation ever carried out in the Mediterranean Sea – has become an issue of bitter brinkmanship between human rights groups and anti-immigrant lobbies.


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