Indigenous and other traditional or customary justice systems in Asia: report of 2018 Forum
The ICJ has today published a report on indigenous and other traditional or customary justice systems in Asia. (more…)
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India: LGBTQ persons face discrimination in housing, work and public spaces despite increased legal recognition – new ICJ report, video
The Indian Government must give effect to recent rulings of the Supreme Court and end discrimination and other human rights violations and abuses based on real or perceived sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, the ICJ said today at the Delhi launch of its new report on the conditions of LGBTQ people in India. (more…)
Moldova: systemic efforts still needed to achieve judicial independence – new ICJ report
The ICJ said today in an new report that Moldova remained a significant way from having a functionally independent judiciary, which is an indispensable element in the country’s capacity to deliver justice for its people and institutions. (more…)
Turkey: lifting of state of emergency a welcome start, now restore rule of law
The ICJ welcomed today the lapse of Turkey’s nearly two-year state of emergency, which is expected to be effective as of midnight, but said that the authorities needed now to take a range of measures to repair the rupture to the rule of law in the country. (more…)
Swaziland: enactment of Sexual Offences and Domestic Violence Bill urgently required – new ICJ report
The widespread occurrence of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in Swaziland requires prompt action to enact the Sexual Offences and Domestic Violence Bill, says the ICJ in a report released today. (more…)
Training materials on access to justice for migrant children
The ICJ has published today a set of training materials on access to justice for migrant children that were developed as part of the FAIR (Fostering Access to Immigrant children’s Rights) project. (more…)