Myanmar: ICJ calls on States to further support the work of the IIMM
The UN Human Rights Council must support furter the work of the Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar, urged today the ICJ.
Nepal: The role of the justice sector is key to ensuring the right to education, affirms Judicial Dialogue
Education is a human right and not a commodity, and lawyers and judges are instrumental in ensuring the State fulfill its obligation to provide public education and to regulate private education providers.
Afghanistan: Renewal of the Special Rapporteur’s Mandate and Need for Stronger Accountability Measures (Joint Letter)
The ICJ and many international and Afghan NGOs have issued a public letter to the members and observers of the UN Human Rights Council calling for the renewal of the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan and the creation of a strong accountability mechanism.
Joint NGO Letter: International Accountability Critical to Achieving Justice for Victims and Promoting Lasting Peace in Yemen
UN-led independent, international, and criminally focused investigation is required
Nepal: ICJ hosts a national judicial dialogue to promote women’s access to justice with trial court judges
“Judges should take concrete steps to break barriers that women are still facing in accessing justice and should play key role to ensure that courts are more gender responsive and women are able to access justice equally and without discrimination”.
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