Myanmar seeks to have Rohingya case thrown out of UN court

A ‘deepening chill’ among historians over Holocaust revisionism in Poland

Canada’s parliament votes to call China’s treatment of Uighurs genocide

25 years after Srebrenica massacre, int’l crimes are still difficult to prosecute

A 26-year manhunt for Rwandan genocide fugitive ends

Educators in France advocate for better Holocaust curriculum

FBI is dismantling its war crimes unit

Lost in the United States: From Teenage Migrants to Trafficking Victims

What does justice in the former Yugoslavia look like 25 years later?

Online fake news and hate speech are fueling tribal ‘genocide’ in South Sudan

US Ambassador Samantha Power: ‘The match could be laid’ to ignite Burundi conflict

Fresh from Burundi to America — this man is watching war break out from afar

A Bosnian Serb in Phoenix says he’s been labeled a war criminal without ever being tried or convicted

Holocaust museum researcher finds early warning signs of genocide in Myanmar

A recently completed Bergen-Belsen documentary shows the Nazis’ paths to persecution

Acquitted of genocide, a handful of Rwandans live a life in limbo

Photos of death and torture in Syria echo past horrors at the Holocaust Museum

A journalist who covered the Bosnian war testifies in war crimes trial of a key Serb commander

A family looks back on Rwanda’s genocide and considers when forgiveness is ‘too much to ask’

A family looks back on Rwanda’s genocide and considers when forgiveness is ‘too much to ask’

Rwandans let their pain and memories erupt as they observe the 20th anniversary of the genocide

A couple moved to Rwanda to raise their kids, start a restaurant, and rebuild the country

The story of this church tells so much about the ethnic cleansing going on in the CAR

Sochi has a long and difficult past, including a little-known genocide

Samantha Power has an uneven record on trying to stop genocide around the world

Part IV: Little justice for Rwanda’s rape victims yet

Part I: Rwanda genocide memorial

Who’s to blame when Rwanda’s exiled spy chief is found dead in South Africa?

UN peacekeepers are heading into the Central African Republic

France reasserts itself in Africa, with fresh troops to a troubled Central African Republic

Guatemalans look on as former dictator prepares to stand trial for genocide

War crimes trial of Ratko Mladic inspires graffiti war in Serbia

Turks outraged over French passage of genocide law

Australia still struggling with legacy of “stealing” children from Aborigine families

Serbian military leader Ratko Mladic arrested: Survivors respond

New novel about surviving Africa’s ethnic violence

‘The Responsibility to Protect’

Guatemala After the Rios Montt Guilty Verdict

Rios Montt Genocide Trial in Disarray in Guatemala

The United Nations Approves Global Arms Control Treaty

Genocide Trial in Guatemala a Tribute to Tenacity of Indigenous Groups

Ríos Montt and Guatemala’s Genocide Trial

Ratko Mladic Inspires Graffiti War in Serbia

20 years later, Mladic stands trial

Obama: Preventing Atrocities is Core Security Interest

Remembering the Holocaust: the Thersienstadt Ghetto

Turkey Calls French Genocide Bill ‘Racist’

This Week’s Agenda: Mladic, Unemployment, Libya

Top of the Hour: World Reacts to Mladic Arrest, Morning Headlines

Witnessing a Massacre: ‘I Was Lying Down Pretending to Be Dead’

Survivors Respond to Mladic Arrest

Extradition Process Underway for War Crimes Fugitive Ratko Mladic

Ratko Mladic, Balkan War Crimes Criminal Arrested

The Internet: liberator or controller

Satellite program aims to deter atrocities in Sudan

Genocide charges expected for Sudan’s president

Turkey reacts to US Congress vote on ‘genocide’

Does Karadzic Have a Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free Card?

Is advocacy really saving Darfur?

NBC News is hunting the war criminal next door