Toby Cadman

Egypt can­not be al­lowed to act with com­plete im­puni­ty, un­der the thin­ly veiled guise of the fight against ter­ror­ism.

The In­ter­na­tion­al Crim­i­nal Court must change be­fore it is a se­ri­ous and re­spect­ed in­stru­ment of glob­al jus­tice

Span­ish ar­rest war­rant or not, here’s why it will nev­er hap­pen.

British au­thor­i­ties con­tin­ue sup­port­ing un­just nar­ra­tives that mis­in­ter­pret his­tor­i­cal re­al­i­ties and cause suf­fer­ing.

In such a po­lit­i­cal­ly charged case, me­dia re­port­ing can take a sen­sa­tion­al­ist and se­lec­tive ap­proach.

Re­li­gious in­tol­er­ance and vi­o­lence con­tin­ue to rage on in the Cen­tral African Re­pub­lic.

West­ern na­tions are fail­ing to ful­fil their re­spon­si­bil­i­ties when they ig­nore Bangladesh ex­e­cu­tions.

The Mor­si ver­dict is a mes­sage to those who would chal­lenge the mil­i­tary’s au­thor­i­ty in Egypt.

Croa­t­ia’s geno­cide claim was a po­lit­i­cal is­sue.

Will the ICC in­quiry meet the chal­lenge of the Pales­tine ques­tion?