Karl Muenter, who was part of SS unit that massacred 86 Frenchmen in Ascq, denied killing anyone, but defended the shooting; was charged earlier this year for disputing Holocaust

Dutch-Palestinian seeking 600,000 euros in damages for six relatives killed in bombing when Blue and White leader was army chief; defense attorney says court can't try case

High-profile hearings, like those in Nuremberg after World War II, would ensure the jihadists' ideology 'debunked' and their victims heard, says leader of probe into IS crimes

As justice is pursued for Khmer Rouge war crimes, US legal pros traverse the globe to assist, finding parallels between the Holocaust and the systematic massacre of 1.5 million

Defense, justice officials persuade ex-premier who oversaw Gaza and Lebanon conflicts to scrap visit, TV news reports

Relatives of over 8,000 men and boys killed by Bosnian Serb troops among attendees of ceremony that sees interment of 33 newly identified victims of the slaughter

Edward Gallagher pleads not guilty to charges, in case roiled by claims prosecution violated his right to a fair trial

US president said planning Memorial Day gesture for Navy SEAL, Green Beret and others accused or convicted of multiple murders of unarmed civilians