Military Justice?
An opinion piece by Reema Omer, ICJ Legal Adviser, Asia & Pacific Programme. (more…)
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Pakistan: no more preventive detention
An opinion piece by Reema Omer, Legal Adviser, ICJ Asia & Pacific Programme (more…)
A reckless coup in Thailand
An opinion piece by Sam Zarifi, ICJ’s Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific. This Op-ed was first published in the New York Times. (more…)
Thailand: ICJ condemns military coup
An opinion piece by Sam Zarifi, ICJ regional director for Asia and the Pacific, on Thursday’s military coup in Thailand. It is the 12th time the armed forces have seized power since 1932 and a move that many fear may lead to more violence in the country. (more…)
Philippines strangely silent on Brunei’s draconian new Penal Code
An opinion piece by International Commission of Jurists’ International Legal Advisor for Southeast Asia Emerlynne Gil on the Philippines’ reluctance to speak out about Brunei’s new Penal Code. (more…)
No end in sight: enforced disappearances in Pakistan
An opinion piece by International Commission of Jurists’ (ICJ) legal adviser Reema Omer on Pakistan’s lack of willingness to address the serious crime of enforced disappearances. (more…)