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The project will visit eight secondary schools between October and November with the aim of raising awareness amongst the younger generation about the Spanish Civil War and the Franco regime, and helping them to recognise, through an understanding of the past, the risks that may threaten democratic coexistence today. The Badajoz Provincial Council and the Baltasar...

On 17 and 18 September, FIBGAR, together with the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR), brought together legal professionals, academics, institutional representatives and civil society organisations in Rome to reflect on the current challenges facing universal jurisdiction and international justice. Supported by the Global Initiative Against Impunity, the Fondazione Basso and the European Union,...

Australia is experiencing an unprecedented moment in its relationship with international criminal law. On the one hand, the civilian justice system is investigating former Australian military personnel over alleged war crimes committed in Afghanistan, as well as women who returned to the country after having been linked to Islamic State in Syria — although these...

The Argentine State has a historical debt to indigenous communities. Argentine society has been shaped by constant conflict with anything deemed to differ from the ‘Argentine’ ideal that was sought to be constructed during the nineteenth century. These ‘othernesses’ comprised both immigrants and the native communities of the territory. That idealised model of ‘being Argentine’, which...

Over the last few days, FIBGAR has delivered the first training sessions on the protection of whistleblowers as part of the European VoiceGuard project, bringing together professionals from various fields interested in strengthening integrity, transparency and protection mechanisms for those who report potential irregularities. The training sessions, which were online and free of charge, were aimed...

FIBGAR participated in Brussels in the presentation of the XVI EU-LAC Policy Brief, a publication developed in collaboration with the EU-LAC Foundation and focusing on how to strengthen cooperation between the European Union and Latin America and the Caribbean in addressing transnational organised crime through a whole-of-society approach. On 8 September 2026, Brussels hosted the presentation...

This week, FIBGAR will be in Rome to take part in two days of work dedicated to international justice, universal jurisdiction and the fight against impunity. On 17 and 18 September, the Fondazione Basso will bring together international experts, civil society representatives, legal professionals and other actors working in the field of international criminal justice. Two...

On 6 July 2026, the Vienna Regional Court sentenced Khaled Al-Halabi, a former brigadier general in the Syrian intelligence services, and Musab Abu Rukbah, a former lieutenant colonel and former head of investigations at the Raqqa criminal police, to eight years in prison for acts of torture, sexual coercion and grievous bodily harm committed against...