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At a time of growing political pressure on the international justice system, recent developments in Austria, Kenya and Liberia show why accountability still matters and why justice remains a vital source of hope for victims.
Geneva/Monrovia/Nottingham, 21 July 2026 – Civitas Maxima, University of Nottingham and GJRP submit comments on Liberia’s draft War and Economic Crimes Court legislation
Geneva/Sinjar, 24 June 2026 – Yazda and Civitas Maxima signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), formalizing their cooperation to advance accountability for international crimes committed by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
Recently there was an important development in the field of corporate accountability that is worth highlighting.
The fundamental difference between an ordinary crime and an international crime lies in their very nature: international crimes are deemed so grave that they concern the international community as a whole.
On 2 May 2024, Joseph Nyuma Boakai signed Executive Order No. 131 establishing the Office of the War and Economic Crimes Court (OWECC).
