STRASBOURG: Thirty-four Council of Europe member states, along with Australia, Costa Rica and the EU as an institution, said Friday they would join a future special tribunal for Ukraine tasked with prosecuting Russia over its invasion of the country. “The time for Russia to be held to account for its aggression is fast approaching,” said Alain Berset, the secretary general of the Council of Europe, which acts as a guardian of human rights and democracy across the continent.

At a meeting of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on 15 May, participants approved a key decision in the process of launching the Special Tribunal for the Crime…

At its meeting on May 15 in Chisinau, the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe approved the Enlarged Partial Agreement on the Management Committee of the Special…

The tribunal on the crime of aggression against Ukraine marks "the point of no return" in the search for justice, the country's foreign minister said on Friday. But the court will…

Switzerland and other countries have announced their intention to accede to a new, expanded partial agreement on the establishment of the Special Tribunal for the Crime of…

Le Conseil de l’Europe pose les bases du futur tribunal, destiné à juger l’invasion russe de ce pays.

A Rússia — excluída do Conselho da Europa em 2022 — já afirmou que considerará 'nulas e sem efeito' as decisões do futuro tribunal

Cette future instance judiciaire doit permettre de contourner l’impossibilité de juger le « crime d’agression » russe à la Cour pénale inter

STRASBOURG: Thirty-four Council of Europe member states, along with Australia, Costa Rica and the EU as an institution, said Friday they would join a future special tribunal for…

Council of Europe approved steps to establish a special tribunal to try Russia's leadership for aggression against Ukraine. 36 countries and the European Union have committed to…

Thirty-four European states – along with Australia and Costa Rica – said Friday they would join a proposed special tribunal for Ukraine. The future legal body would allow Kyiv to…

At talks in Moldova, more than 30 countries have said they will join a future special tribunal for Ukraine prosecuting Russia over its invasion. How the body will force Russians…

El futuro tribunal especial busca juzgar el “crimen de agresión” por la invasión rusa de Ucrania fuera del alcance de la CPI.

A coalition of 34 European nations, along with Australia, Costa Rica and the EU, has said they will join a special tribunal tasked with prosecuting Russia’s leadership for the…

“El momento en que Rusia deberá rendir cuentas por su agresión está cerca”, dijo el secretario general del Consejo de Europa, Alain Berset, con respecto a esta histórica iniciativa

Backers emphasize that the tribunal will specifically target Russia’s highest-ranking leadership for the criminal decision to launch the full-scale invasion.

Thirty-six states, mostly European, have formally backed the creation of a special tribunal aimed at prosecuting Russian President Vladimir Putin over the crime of aggression…

After four years of brutal, all-out war in Ukraine, the Council of Europe met on May 15 to establish a long-awaited pillar of accountability: the Special Tribunal for the Crime of…