In this week’s review, news about the ECCC conviction of Chea and Samphan for genocide, the adjournment of Kwoyelo’s trial in Uganda, Defence submissions in Gbagbo and Blé Goudé case, the conviction of a Bosnian Serb soldier for war crimes and…

This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week’s top FGM & Women’s Rights stories for the week ending 22 January:

European Parliament to hold hearing on the current human rights and humanitarian situation in…

This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week’s top FGM & Women’s Rights stories for the week ending 15 January:

Yemen Came in Last of 146 Countries on Women’s Rights. So the UN Gave…

This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week’s top FGM & Women’s Rights stories for the week ending 8 January:

Why a Saudi woman can be arrested for disobeying her father
BBC News, 08 Jan…

This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week’s top LGBTI rights stories for the week ending 24 January:

Trump’s Transgender Military Ban Gets a BoostThe New York Times, 23 Jan 2019

The Supreme Court has…

This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week’s top LGBTI rights stories for the week ending 17 January: 

Indonesia: Inadequate Efforts to Curb Intolerance
Human Rights Watch, 17 Jan 2019

Indonesian President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s administration…

This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week’s top LGBTI rights stories for the week ending 10 January:

First transgender pride march hopes to shatter stereotypes in PakistanGlobalVoices, 10 Jan 2019

To assert their rights…

Maxime Benvenuto is design graduation student from Eindhoven.

Daeun Lim is design graduation student from Eindhoven.

This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week’s top LGBTI rights stories for the week ending 3 January:

Germany’s law recognizing a third gender comes into effect
Gay Star News, 02 Jan 2019

A law in…

Regardless your cultural background, disability, gender, or sexual preference; everyone has the right to participate and be an integral part of society. We strive for a world that is divers and inclusive and in which you feel safe. But…

Abdelkader Benali saus: “we are ourselves children of migration”.

This HagueTalks is in the framework of Remembrance day, 4 May.

Syrian artist and publisher Samer al-Kadri believes in the power of a good book. He fled from Damascus to Istanbul. There he set up PAGES, the first Arabic bookshop…

Kiruba Munusamy, an advocate practicing in the Supreme Court of India, is striving for the annihilation of caste through social justice. She explains why legal empowerment of Dalit Women is vital for the liberation and social empowerment of Dalit…

Gerd Junne says: “the differences between us and people coming here are not so big”

Regardless of cultural background, gender or sexual preference; People must feel protected by the legal system. This not only means that everyone is equal to the law on paper, but also that there is no single cultural norm dominating….

To mark International Women’s Day 2018, a dialogue has been organised in the iconic Peace Palace in The Hague. We will highlight the role and contribution of women to international peace and security, and the challenges and opportunities of…

Regardless your cultural background, disability, gender, or sexual preference; everyone has the right to participate and be an integral part of society. We strive for a world that is divers and inclusive and in which you feel safe. But…