Editorial 27/11/2013 – by Hans Dembowski Judging the judges Judging the judges: independent branch of government must not be beyond criticism Read
Post-conflict countries 25/11/2013 – by Henrietta J.A.N. Mensa-Bonsu No easy answers Hard questions and no easy answers: the dilemmas of transitional justice Read
Global Governance 26/11/2013 – by Kai Ambos Misguided criticism Criticism of International Criminal Court being too focussed on Africa is misleading Read
Separation of powers 18/11/2013 – by Maryam S. Khan Ambiguous ambitions Pakistan's Supreme Court must protect fundamental rights without overstepping its jurisdiction Read
India 21/11/2013 – by hans.dembowski Never-ending story Without judicial intervention, the East Kolktata Wetlands would no longer exist Read
Legal and judicial systems 13/11/2013 – by Lothar Jahn Lawyers for the poor Legal and judicial reform is important, but must fit needs of country concerned Read
Development agencies 12/11/2013 – by Jacqueline Neumann Donor obligations Donor agencies must not only promote the rule of law, they must also be held accountable to it Read
Legal pluralism 09/12/2013 – by Peter Strack An intercultural model Bolivia’s pluralist justice system combines state and indigenous law Read
Democracy 31/05/2013 – by Sheila Mysorekar Justice delayed Judgement against former dictator of Guatemala is landmark despite anullment by Supreme Court Read
War crimes 20/03/2013 – by Abdullah Al-Farooq Burdened by the past Bangladesh’s independence war of 1971 is making itself felt in Islamist violence today Read
Comment 21/02/2012 – by Friederike Wyrwich The motive for the murder: hate of lesbians Murderers of lesbian women get long prison sentences for hate crime in South Africa Read
Society-wide traumas 26/09/2012 – by David Moore Inappropriate export? South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission was not as effective as is generally assumed Read
Media 18/09/2013 – by Abdou Lo Severe sentence A recent judgement shows that the freedom of the press cannot be taken for granted in Senegal Read
Law schools 26/04/2012 – by Ridwanul Hoque Room for improvement Law schools must do a much better job in Bangladesh Read
Peace building 25/11/2013 – by Henrietta J.A.N. Mensa-Bonsu Transitional justice and post-conflict recovery Long version – Henrietta J.A.N. Mensa-Bonsu: Hard questions concerning transitional justice Read
