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The President of Tajikistan, Emomali Rahmon, is officially the target of a complaint for crimes against humanity lodged with the International Criminal Court (ICC), according to Pamir Inside. This landmark complaint was submitted by three organizations: the Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan (PRIT), now banned in its home country and classified as a “terrorist organization”...

On April 11, a historic event took place for the people of Tajikistan. Tajikistan’s main banned opposition party, the Islamic Renaissance Party (PRIT), announced that it had officially lodged a complaint with the International Criminal Court (ICC) against the regime of President Emomali Rahmon, alongside two international NGOs. “Finally, it’s done!” wrote exiled PRIT leader...

For years, the government of Tajikistan has ruled the country according to its will, ignoring criticism in the face of numerous human rights violations. This deeply rooted impunity is now being challenged before the International Criminal Court (ICC). On April 10, two NGOs – the Ukrainian International Volunteer Fund and Freedom for Eurasia – together...

Vladimir Putin is a mass murderer. But he’s not the only one with blood on his hands – US President Donald Trump is too, through complicity, inaction, political cynicism. Once again this week, a Russian bomb hit a Ukrainian town. This time, it was Soumy, in north-eastern Ukraine. Twenty dead at least. Last week, it...

Human Rights Defenders and lawyer representing victims – the largest Tajik opposition party in exile – denounce crimes against humanity committed by the State of Tajikistan and refer the matter to the International Criminal Court.   Press Release On April 10, 2025 Freedom For Eurasia with support of Norwegian Helsinki Committee, the NGO FUVI –...

Today, together with three other organizations – FUVI, Freedom For Eurasia and the Party for the Islamic Renaissance of Tajikistan – we have taken our case to the ICC to denounce a policy of state repression orchestrated at the highest level. – More than 60 cases documented: torture, rape, extrajudicial executions, disappearances, arbitrary detentions, forced...

From the abducted Ukrainian children to the mass graves of Boutcha, from the ruined cathedrals of Marioupol to the silenced dissidents of Dushanbe, the voices of the victims are no longer murmurs. They have become a cry – a call to arms, to which the law is ready to respond. Today marks a turning point:...

The town of Izyum in eastern Ukraine has been deeply affected by the violence of the invasion. Ravaged by bombardments, the town still has a population, particularly families with children, who are trying to survive in particularly harsh conditions. For these children, the threat of air strikes and explosions has become a daily reality, forcing...

The town of Poltava, in the heart of Ukraine, was hit hard by a Russian missile attack on Tuesday September 3, killing 51 people and injuring 271 (as of September 4). The two ballistic missiles, fired with devastating accuracy, hit a nearby military institute and hospital. ” A building of the Institute of Communications was...

The Ukrainian Parliament recently ratified the Rome Statute, paving the way for the country’s official accession to the International Criminal Court (ICC). This decision, welcomed by Amnesty International, marks an important step in the quest for justice for the crimes under international law perpetrated during the Russian invasion. However, Ukraine’s reservations about the ICC’s jurisdiction...