Avoiding Overreach: Shaping State Responses to Anti-LGBTI Online Hate Speech in Southeast Asia
An opinion piece by Daron Tan, ICJ Associate International Legal Adviser, Asia and the Pacific Programme. (more…)
Region and country Archives: East Timor
Cambodia: four years on, no effective investigation into Kem Ley’s unlawful killing
Today, in advance of the fourth anniversary of the killing of prominent political commentator and human rights defender Kem Ley, the ICJ and 29 other organizations called on Cambodian authorities to create an independent Commission of Inquiry to conduct an effective and impartial investigation that is long overdue into Kem Ley’s death. (more…)
Southeast Asian Judges adopt Guidance on applying a gender perspective in their work
The ICJ today published a General Guidance aimed at assisting judges and others in the justice sector to effectively incorporate a gender perspective in their work. (more…)
Attacks on Justice 2005: East Timor
Timor Leste’s judicial sector, including the legal system and the police service, remains fragile. It continues to be plagued by a lack of competent judicial actors, resources, training and management. (more…)
Attacks on Justice 2002: East Timor
Since coming under the administration of the United Nations following twenty-four years of Indonesian rule, East Timor has made modest but significant strides towards achieving a functioning and independent judiciary. (more…)
Report on the trial of Xanana Gusmao in Dili, East Timor
This is a report on the trial of Mr Xanana Gusmao, in the District Court at Dili, the capital of East Timor. Fredun De Vitre, an Advócate of the High Court, Bombay, India observed the trial on behalf of the ICJ. (more…)