Bringing Russia’s thugs to justice

The Ukraine conflict offers a microcosm of the tensions in the international legal order, not least the difficulty of prosecuting wrong doers from powerful authoritarian countries.

Prosecuting Putin

The trial of Slobodan Milosevic offers a model for the prosecution of Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin for his war crimes in Ukraine.

Nothing but the truth

Artificial intelligence is making inroads into every sphere of society, even that most human area of justice.

Sounding the death knell for capital punishment

A new institute is pushing for the global elimination of the death penalty, but much work remains to be done.

Can restorative justice help create safer communities?

A researcher from The University of Western Australia believes that a restorative justice approach in prisons will play a key role in prompting convicts to behave in morally acceptable ways before and after their release.