cases of genocide and to crimes—not yet established—attributable to economic and political activities promoting poverty, inequality, exclusion. By observing the chronological development of the meetings, it is evident that the work of the Permanent People's Tribunal is within the evolving framework of international law. The story told in the judgments of TPP traces a map of the last thirty years of the history of peoples and matches many of the most representative ties and challenges for the peoples and the law, in the context of historical situations where States or private actors (transnational corporations) weaken or create obstacles for the intervention of the international law. The judgments of the TPP rely almost exclusively on sources of existing international law. However, it is important to remember that many of the judgments have gone beyond the mere application of existing rules and have evidenced legal contradictions or gaps, in order to indicate forms of application and commitment of future positive law. List of sessions 46. Session on Alleged violations of international law and international humanitarian law by the Turkish Republic and its officials against the Kurdish people and their organizations (Paris 2018) 45. Session on the violation of human rights of migrants and refugee people (2017–2018) 44. Permanent Peoples Tribunal on Human Rights of Migrant and Refugee Peoples (Launched Barcelona 2017, on-going Session) 43. Myanmar's crimes against the Rohingya and Kachin Peoples I (London, 2017) 42. Living wage for Asian garment workers as fundamental human right (Sri Lanka 2011; Cambodia 2012; India 2012; Indonesia 2014; Sri Lanka 2015) 41. Fundamental rights, local community participation and infrastructure projects (Torino-Almese, 5–8 November 2015) 40. Session on the Canadian mining transnational corporations (on-going) 39. Sri Lanka and the Tamil People II (Bremen, 7–10 December 2013) 38. Free trade, violence, impunity and people's rights in Mexico (Mexico, 2011–2014) 37. Session on agrochemical transnational corporations (Bangalore, 3–6 December 2011) 36. Sri Lanka and the Tamil People I (Dublin, 14–16 January 2010) 35. Transnational corporations and the rights of peoples in Colombia (Colombia, 2006–2008) 34. The Philippines II (The Hague, 21–25 March 2007) 33. The European Union and transnational corporations in Latin America: policies, instruments and actors complicity in the violation of peoples' rights (Madrid, 14–17 May 2010) 32. Human rights violations in Algeria, 1992–2004 (Paris, 5–8 November 2004) 31. International Law and the new wars (Roma, 14–16 December 2002) 30. Global multinationals and "human distorted" (Warwick, 22–23