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International Criminal Court
Ukraine
War Crimes
International Court Of Justice
Universal Jurisdiction
Human Rights
International Law
Gaza
International Humanitarian Law
Human Rights Violations
Conflict-Related Sexual Violence
Israel
Palestine
Crimes Against Humanity
Syria
Climate Change
Afghanistan
Guantanamo Bay
Rodrigo Duterte
Genocide

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Children in armed conflict with Jessica Hazelwood. If it’s interesting, do like, subscribe and leave us a review. Want to find out more? Check out all the background information on our website including hundreds more podcasts on international just... more

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Universal Jurisdiction in the UK with Rupert Skilbeck. If it’s interesting, do like, subscribe and leave us a review. Want to find out more? Check out all the background information on our website including hundreds more podcasts on international ju... more

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Sanctions on the ICC - what's next? If it’s interesting, do like, subscribe and leave us a review. Want to find out more? Check out all the background information on our website including hundreds more podcasts on international justice covering al... more

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Why are people in Kosovo so upset about the KSC decision on war crimes and their former prime minister Hashim Thaci and others? If it’s interesting, do like, subscribe and leave us a review. Want to find out more? Check out all the background info... more

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Recent Guests

Jessica Hazelwood
Senior Legal and Policy Advisor on international law at Save the Children
Save the Children
Episode: Episode 169 – Protecting Children in War with Jessica Hazelwood
Rupert Skilbeck
Director of Redress
Redress
Episode: Episode 168 – UJ in the UK with Rupert Skilbeck
Fred Abrahams
Researcher, writer and human rights advocate; co-director of the Ari Nair Center for Justice in Berlin
Ari Nair Center for Justice
Episode: Episode 167 – Kosovo’s Critiqued Court with Die Morina van Uijtregt and Fred Abrahams
Die Morina van Uijtregt
Kosovo journalist
Kosovo media (various outlets)
Episode: Episode 167 – Kosovo’s Critiqued Court with Die Morina van Uijtregt and Fred Abrahams
Dapo Akande
Professor, writer, and UK government candidate for ICJ judgeship
University (international law), UK candidate for ICJ
Episode: Episode 166 – Britain’s Nominee for the World Court with Dapo Akande
Astrid Reisinger Coracini
international criminal law expert and senior scientist at the University of Salzburg
University of Salzburg
Episode: Episode 165 – Syrian Torture, Austrian UJ Sachertorte with Astrid Reisinger Coracini
Mai Yaghi
Palestinian-Swedish journalist who has reported from Gaza since 2008, AFP former correspondent
AFP
Episode: Episode 164 – Gender Journalism in Gaza with Mai Yaghi
Oksana Kovalenko
Journalist for Babel covering politics, war, law enforcement and war crimes
Babel
Episode: Summer Collection 2026 – When Your Beat Becomes a War Zone with Oksana Kovalenko
Helène Lam Trong
Director of Between the Lines Inside Gaza
Between the Lines Inside Gaza (documentary)
Episode: Summer Collection 2026 – Journalists Reporting Gaza with Hélène Lam Trong and Yann Olivier

Hosts

Janet Anderson
International justice journalist and podcast presenter
Stephanie van den Berg
Reuters journalist covering international justice

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 216 ratings
  • They don’t know anything about international law analysis

    Melanie O’Brian, the head of a fake association that no longer exists, that included members such as Adolf Hitler, Emperor Palantine, and Mo Cookie, voted on a fake resolution accusing Israel of Genocide. Great due diligence. The hosts credentials are probably equally worth $30

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    Perspective is currency
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent! Compulsory listening!!

    If you are a student, academic or an interested bystander of international law THIS is the podcast for you. Every episode unpacks a current legal issue in ways that are easy to understand for anyone new to international law but there’s always enough depth to keep the experts interested too. Janet and Steph ask questions you want to ask and they don’t assume knowledge by the listener. I love this podcast and I recommend it to all my Public International Law students at AUT. Love the recs at the e... more

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    5
    Htfgfhgfhghvv
    New Zealanda year ago
  • A fascinating, informed and well presented insight into the world of international justice. I feel like I'm listening to the best parts of World Service, and Stephanie & Janet are fantastic are bringing this topic to people like myself who may not know the ins and outs of Srebrinica or the process behind appointing a new ICC prosecutor.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    MrsRadfad
    6 years ago
  • very valuable

    Very much liked Episode High Noon at ICC. Very interesting! Applause.

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    5
    no_nickname_please_______
    Netherlands6 years ago
  • Informative and accessible podcast !! Binge listened in one week all episodes from start till now

    Hi! I am legal scholar working on international law and displacement at KU Leuven in Belgium. I would be very interested in an episode about the possibilities and modalities of the prosecution of European foreign terrorist fighters by an international tribunal (the existing ones or a new one in Iraq as suggested by some states).

    Apple Podcasts
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    Nidasierranoe
    Belgium7 years ago

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Listeners value clear explanations that welcome newcomers while retaining enough depth for international law specialists.
The hosts are praised for asking useful questions without assuming prior knowledge.
A listener recommends the discussions to public international law students and appreciates the suggested books, films, and other listening.
One reviewer sharply disputes the hosts' analysis of a politically contentious international-law issue.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 169 – Protecting Children in War with Jessica Hazelwood
Q: How could a child-sensitive interpretation change the way states conduct war?
Hazelwood suggests making warnings accessible and comprehensible to children, improving evidence on child-specific harms, and accounting for children's presence and routines in military reviews and targeting systems.
Episode 169 – Protecting Children in War with Jessica Hazelwood
Q: Under international humanitarian law, do children's lives weigh more than other civilians?
Hazelwood says the law does not assign different value to civilian lives. Children need distinct protection because the nature, severity and foreseeability of harm to them differs from that experienced by adults.
Episode 168 – UJ in the UK with Rupert Skilbeck
Q: So big picture, do you think that the UK is on its way now, finally, to being one of the places where we're going to see more international crimes be prosecuted? Or do you think it's going to dribble along as it has up until now?
Skilbeck sees potential for more prosecutions, though he expects fewer than in Germany because fewer suspects are likely to arrive in the UK. He points to possible cases, structural investigations and straightforward legal reforms, while stressing that political inertia remains a barrier.
Episode 168 – UJ in the UK with Rupert Skilbeck
Q: What do they need and what don't they need in your experience?
Police prefer to take formal witness statements themselves, since earlier statements can create disclosure problems and inconsistencies. They value NGO-provided contextual material, such as conflict summaries, command structures and expert information, to guide investigations.
Summer Collection 2026 – When Your Beat Becomes a War Zone with Oksana Kovalenko
Q: How do you see the first war crimes trial in Ukraine compared to international standards, and what do you hope to see next in The Hague?
She notes that Ukraine has faced a rapid, perhaps unprecedented domestic tribunal process and expresses hope for high-level Russian accountability in international venues like The Hague, while acknowledging the early nature of the Ukrainian tribunals.

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Conversations and news updates explain international justice, international law, and efforts to investigate and prosecute war crimes. Janet Anderson and Stephanie van den Berg combine reporting with interviews, bringing legal developments at institutions such as the International Criminal Court and International Court of Justice into focus alongside national prosecutions, survivor perspectives, and the work of journalists and civil society groups. Expert guests include lawyers, prosecutors, academics, reporters, and advocates, as well as people with direct experience of conflict and its aftermath.

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