Guatemala: ICJ report identifies failures and challenges in achieving  accountability and redress for serious human rights violations

Guatemala: ICJ report identifies failures and challenges in achieving accountability and redress for serious human rights violations

Guatemalan officials and the justice system as a whole have failed to deliver accountability and provide redress for enforced disappearances and unlawful deaths, said the ICJ in a report released today. It is estimated that around 45,000 people were subjected to enforced disappearance during the internal armed conflict (1960-1996), including some 5,000 children.

Italy: ICJ Co-Convenes Experts in Global Health Law and Human Rights

Italy: ICJ Co-Convenes Experts in Global Health Law and Human Rights

From 21 to 23 November the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) and the Global Health Law Consortium (GHLC) co-convened 30 leading experts in human rights and global and public health law in Mantello, Italy, to reflect on the human rights dimensions of public health emergencies, including the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Tunisia: Uphold Judicial Independence

Tunisia: Uphold Judicial Independence

Tunisia’s authorities have failed to act upon the IVD recommendations to uphold judicial independence as a prerequisite to the rule of law and a fundamental safeguard for constitutional rights and freedoms, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) said in a briefing paper published today.

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