25. Crimes against humanity in the former Yugoslavia II (Barcelona, 7-11 December 1995)

Genocide, Crimes against Humanity, Jurisprudence

The second session of the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on the former Yugoslavia, held in Barcelona from December 7 to 11, 1995, was convened to deepen and expand the conclusions of the previous Bern session, based on new evidence and subsequently collected documentation. The first session and its conclusions are considered an integral part of the…

24. Violations of the fundamental rights of children and minors (Trento, 27-29 March; Macerata, 30 March; Napoles, 1-4 April 1995)

People without borders, Jurisprudence

  The Tribunal’s proceedings on violations of the fundamental rights of children and minors took place across three public sessions during the week of March 27 to April 3, 1995, in Trento, Macerata, and Naples. The Indictment, presented by the Archdiocese of São Paulo regarding the “street children population,” was the subject of an “ad…

23. Crimes against humanity in the former Yugoslavia I (Bern, 17-20 February 1995)

Genocide, Crimes against Humanity, Jurisprudence

  The request to examine the situation in the former Yugoslavia was submitted to the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal (PPT) in March 1994 by the Swiss association “Tribunal Former Yugoslavia” from Bern, alongside jurists and civil society organizations. The complexity of the issues led the PPT to divide the proceedings into two sessions: the first was…