Interview: Anya Neistat on the future of international criminal justice — Naming and shaming is no longer enough
InterJust President Anya Neistat on the shift from documentation for traditional human rights advocacy to documentation aimed at criminal prosecution.
Wayamo co-organises study visit for African prosecutors in The Hague and Karlsruhe
Wayamo co-organises study visit for Directors of Public Prosecutions from Uganda, Kenya and Mauritius and the Head of Priority Crimes Litigation Unit from South Africa.
Mentorship sessions: Documentation of serious human rights violations in Sudan
Wayamo’s March 2026 workshops in Uganda focus on state of evidence memoranda from Sudanese civil society organisations investigating conflict.
Wayamo files ICC brief supporting reparations for Sudan
Wayamo supports General Coordination Committee (GCC) of IDPs and Refugee Camps in Sudan in International Criminal Court amicus brief on reparations.
Uganda Symposium: The Fundamentals of International Criminal Law and its Domestic Application
Wayamo hosts Kampala sympoisium on the promise of international criminal justice in Ugandan and Kenyan Courts.
Interview: Amanda Ghahremani on how civil society can target corporate enablers of war
Amanda Ghahremani on focusing on the broader ecosystem that enables conflict—including financial systems, corporate actors, weapons suppliers and surveillance tech.
