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The International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor is set to join an EU investigations team probing possible war crimes in Ukraine

The retired US general who led NATO in Europe from 2013 to 2016 says Vladimir Putin's aims in Ukraine are "weapons out, NATO back, and no America" — but the Russian President is getting exactly the opposite.

Conflict shows no sign of abating as it enters a third month while scrutiny grows over Russian atrocities

The International Criminal Court (ICC) will take part in the joint team investigating allegations of war crimes in Ukraine following the Russian invasion, the European Union's agency for criminal justice cooperation said on Monday.

Reports of rape adds to a growing body of evidence of war crimes in Ukraine

A growing body of evidence is being gathered in the hopes of prosecuting Russian war crimes in Ukraine.

Brereton report recommended swift payments to victims as ‘the morally right thing to do’ instead of waiting for court rulings

Berlin's Pilecki Institute, which is dedicated to researching 20th century history including Nazi crimes in World War Two, is tapping that experience to collect testimonies from refugees about possible war crimes in Ukraine.

The United Nations human rights office sounded the alarm on Friday about growing evidence of war crimes in Ukraine, urging both Moscow and Kyiv to order combatants to respect international law. "Russian armed forces have indiscriminately shelled and bombed populated areas, killing civilians and wrecking hospitals, schools and other civilian…

The United Nations human rights office said on Friday there was growing evidence of Russian war crimes in Ukraine, including signs of indiscriminate shelling and summary executions, while it said Ukraine also appeared to have used weapons with indiscriminate effects.