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In the first weeks of the Iraq war, the Pentagon assembled a pack of playing cards denoting Iraq's most wanted, the fifty-five figures in the Iraqi government and military deemed [...]

Chile's former dictator Augusto Pinochet was held under house arrest in Mar 1999 while resting in London, England. He was charged with murder, terrorism and torture while his claim for diplomatic immunity has been disregarded by UK's House of Lords since he committed crimes against humanity.

Nicer than what you did to the opposition Chad's former president has been convicted. Who's next? HISSENE HABRE sat shrouded in sunglasses, a turban and a big white boubou on [...]

Ríos Montt, fit to be tried The trial of an ailing ex-dictator is plagued by chaos AS COURTROOM dramas go, the trial of ex-dictator José Efraín Ríos Montt for genocide [...]

Byline: GREGORY SCHMIDT Manuel Noriega, the former dictator of Panama, is suing Activision, which included an unreliable Noriega character in Call of Duty: Black Ops II. To view this article [...]

The UN condemns Baby Doc, but exonerates itself IN THE span of a few hours on February 21st, the United Nations issued statements on the legitimacy of two separate human-rights [...]

Byline: Alaa Al-Aswany The trial of Hosni Mubarak is an important moment for Egypt, but the military needs to stop trying to preserve the old regime. I think this is [...]

On the surface, life goes on. Beneath it, Libyans nervously watch and wait HOURS after Colonel Muammar Qaddafi was indicted by the International Criminal Court at The Hague on June [...]

What's the worst place in the world? If one were to judge strictly by media hype, Zimbabwe, Somalia, and Sudan would seem to be the prime contenders. Some pieces of [...]

The failure of the former Chadian dictator, Hissene Habre to overturn a conviction of guilty imposed by a special AU tribunal at his trial in Dakar, Senegal last year is [...]

Byline: Quotation sources: The Washington Post, New York Times, Reuters, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Usa Today, Associated Press (2), Reuters, Poughkeepsie Journal 'The election is over, and it's [...]

Saddam Hussein has adopted a clear strategy for his trial on charges of crimes against humanity stemming from his decades-long rule of Iraq. He planned on diverting attention from the [...]

SADDAM'S ULTRA-LOYAL Fedayeen martyrs were ordered to carry out bombings and assassinations in London, Iran, and 'self ruled areas' of Iraq in May 1999, according to a newly released Iraqi [...]

On Wednesday, Saddam Hussein made a dramatic courtroom admission reminiscent of the movie A Few Good Men. In the film, young Navy defense attorney Lt. Daniel Kafee (Tom Cruise) needs [...]