Editor’s Note: As part of GIJN’s ongoing effort to educate and assist journalists who are investigating war crimes, we have also created a series of databases and resource lists for reporters interested in this subject.
Below you’ll find a link to useful resources produced by GIJN as well as a running list of tipsheets on specific topics related to war crimes and atrocities.
- Webinars and Lectures
- Databases and Organizations
- Case Studies and Reports
- Other Related Guides and Tipsheets
- Books, Academic Papers and Podcasts
GIJN has put together a comprehensive war crimes reporting resource list of webinars and lectures; databases and organizations; case studies and reports; books, academic papers, and podcasts; as well as other guides and tipsheets.
An accurate understanding of the applicable laws by journalists can ensure and improve credible reporting on atrocities, and raise awareness of potential violations. Here’s a condensed explainer on the legal issues related to war conduct excepted from Dr. Claire Simmons’ full chapter in the Reporter’s Guide to Investigating War Crimes.