


EU: ICJ and other organisations urge immediate EU action on Hungary’s erosion of human rights and rule of law
Ahead of the hearing on Hungary in the General Affairs Council on 27 May 2025, the ICJ and five other organisations call on EU Member States (the Council) to take the Article 7.1 TEU procedure against Hungary forward by holding a vote to determine a clear risk of a...
African Region: ICJ report shows that African States remain a long way from turning their commitments to reality in ensuring disability rights
The International Commission Jurists (ICJ) has issued a report finding that while African authorities in the region have incorporated an improved discourse around disability rights to introduce or explain policy and law, these narratives are far too often not met with...
The ICJ addresses the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights on human rights in Egypt, Eswatini, Libya, and Tunisia
Highlights the situations of the rights of persons with disabilities in Africa As the 83rd Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights comes to an end, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) highlights its participation through the...
EU: Better support structures for children in conflict with the law are needed
The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) organized a series of workshops for social workers and probation officers working with children from Belgium, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Poland, the Netherlands and Slovakia. The goal was to share experiences, identify common challenges, and highlight effective practices in supporting children in conflict with the law.
Topics discussed included methods of conducting individual assessment of children, diversion options as alternatives to formal criminal proceedings, the availability of support organizations, the role of parents throughout justice processes, and the impact of institutional discrimination on children in conflict with law.