Analysts Discuss President’s Push for Military Tribunals and Iraqi Violence Political analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss President Bush's push for tribunals, the continuing violence ...

The number of people prosecuted for spying for Beijing has risen sharply, with retired and serving members of Taiwan’s ...

President William Lai’s (賴清德) proposal to reinstate military courts could be a boon to legal efficiency and discipline, a ...

THREE Offaly men are due to appear in an Army Tribunal in Dublin during the coming months. Their cases are in relation to a number of unpleasant incidents, including bullying, which they were ...

Colombia’s war crimes tribunal JEP indicted 39 army officials, including four generals, for their role in the mass execution of civilians in Medellin and the surrounding Antioquia province. The ...

In its submission on Thursday, the Supreme Court Bar Association stated that civilians should not be tried in military courts ...

the tribunal announced. The charges relate to 434 deaths and eight victims of other crimes in connection with what became known in Colombia as the “false positives” scandal, in which the Army ...

The tribunal also dismissed a case filed by Mr Richard Komakech, a resident of Pader Town Council, who accused the army of ...