Wayamo hosts roundtable discussion with international criminal law experts and Ugandan judges and prosecutors who discuss opportunities presented by the 2010 International Criminal Court Act in Uganda.
Recap: Wayamo side event at the 24th Assembly of States Parties to the ICC
Wayamo hosts side event on creating international accountability coalitions to combat illicit international criminal networks at the International Criminal Court’s Assembly of States Parties.
Workshop: Vicarious trauma and the documentation of human rights violations
Wayamo workshop on practical strategies for managing stress and secondary trauma in the course of documentation work.
Mentorship sessions: Documentation of serious human rights violations in Sudan
Wayamo hosts another round of mentorship sessions for Sudanese civil society actors and lawyers in Kampala, Uganda.
Wayamo welcomes International Criminal Court verdict for crimes committed in Darfur
Wayamo welcomes historic ICC verdict finding Ali Kushayb guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Darfur, Sudan.
Wayamo hosts workshop and mentorship sessions for Sudanese organisations on “Documentation for accountability” in Kampala
Wayamo’s September 2025 workshops in Uganda focus screening interviews when documenting human rights violations in the field.
Wayamo hosts civil society engagement in Nairobi
Wayamo holds civil society engagement in Nairobi on “Creative ways to disrupt international criminal activity”.
Wayamo and SIASIC host Nairobi symposium on “Appraising International Criminal Justice in Africa”
On 2 September 2025, Wayamo and SIASIC convene experts from across the globe in Nairobi, Kenya for a symposium on “Appraising International Criminal Justice in Africa”
Highlight: Somaia is making international law go viral
TikTok influencer goes viral teaching people in Darfur and Sudan about international law in Arabic and Zaghawa, one of the languages of Darfur.
Interview: Kim Thuy Seelinger on the ICC’s policy on gender-based crimes
Kim Thuy Seelinger, architect of the ICC’s policy on gender-based crimes, speaks on progress to date and next steps to mainstreaming gender-based approaches to achieving justice both in International and domestic courts.
