NPWJ: India transgender gurus in landmark Hindu procession
This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week's top LGBTI rights stories for the ...
NPWJ: Schoolgirls in Kenya to face compulsory tests for pregnancy and FGM
This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week's top FGM & Women's Rights stories ...
NPWJ: Brazil’s Bolsonaro targets minority groups on first day in office
This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week's top LGBTI rights stories for the ...
African women serve in international courts due to their personal agency and not tokenism
You can't fail to notice the significant contribution African women judges have been making in international courts and tribunals in ...
ICL Media Review: Bemba requests that ICC Registry unfreeze assets
In this week's review, news about Alfred Yekatom’s transfer to the ICC, the Pre-Trial Chamber’s order for the OTP to ...
ICL Media Review: Nobel prize winners seek justice for sexual violence victims in conflicts
In this week's review, news about the arrest of Ngaïssona under an ICC arrest warrant, the summoning of a KLA ...
ICL Media Review: Argentinian Prosecutors to consider claim against Mohammed Bin Salman over alleged war crimes in Yemen and Khashoggi’s murder
In this week's review, news about MICT request concerning the treatment of convicts in Estonia, compensation for Holocaust survivors, submissions ...
A legal reckoning for the war on terror
Helen Duffy, professor of human rights and humanitarian law at Leiden University, and director of Human Rights in Practice, has just ...
ICL Media Review: France issues arrest warrants for Syrian officials
In this week's review, news about the conclusion of the Dutch Government’s investigation into Praljak’s suicide, a joint UN Report ...
ICL Media Review: Burundi extends the mandate of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to cover crimes committed since 1885
In this week's review, submissions to the MICT on the suitability of hearing the #Turinabo trail to The Hague, UN ...
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