During the Yugoslav Wars in the 1990s the UN Security Council established the International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia (ICTY). In 'Resolution 808' political scientist Jorie Horsthuis (NL) and photographer Martino Lombezzi (IT) follow the tribunal from the inside, in text and images, tracing the stories of the people who worked within it, as well as the places and objects central to the trials. Through investigative reporting and human narratives it looks beyond the courtroom, documenting how the war and its aftermath continue to shape everyday life across the Balkans, and giving voice to accounts that have gone largely unrecorded.