Sep 22, 2012
This report relates to a meeting convened by the ICJ in Zimbabwe and attended by delegates from seven African countries.
Attendees came for the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia, Kenya, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. They included two cabinets ministers (from Zimbabwe), heads of electoral commissions, academics, members of parliament, political party representatives, judges and practicing attorneys.
The African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance provided the the theoretical and structural framework of the Conference.
Africa-Elections and The Rule of Law-Report-Publications-2012 (full text in pdf)
Aug 22, 2012
In this new report, the ICJ and and Justice for Peace Foundation (JPF) call for a series of changes in law, practice, approach and behaviour to address the justice needs of women across Thailand.
Thailand Women’s Access to Justice Report 2012 (download in English)
Thailand Women’s Access to Justice Report 2012 (download in Thai)
Aug 8, 2012
In 2011, the political and economic landscape of the Middle East was altered as ordinary people, motivated by a desire to realize their human rights, challenged their rulers in a way that had never been done before. As protests against repressive regimes swept across the Middle East in 2011, the ICJ’s work in the region became increasingly relevant. Projects previously seen as unfeasible, such as those related to constitutional and legal reform, are today being pursued with an unprecedented level of engagement.
Read more on ICJ’s achievements in 2011 in the Annual Report.
Download here: AnnualReport 2011
May 24, 2012
A new report launched by the ICJ shows that companies involved in human rights abuses in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are rarely held accountable
Feb 23, 2012
This ICJ publication provides a systematic overview of the international law and standards and Uzbekistan law relating to fair trial and due process in the criminal domain.
International Fair Trial Standards and Criminal Procedure in Uzbekistan, an ICJ publication on fair trial standards with a specific country focus, provides a systematic overview of the international law and standards and Uzbekistan law relating to fair trial and due process in the criminal domain. Its main sources are international law, standards and jurisprudence developed by human rights protection bodies at the universal and regional level as well as national criminal legislation of Uzbekistan. It is the first attempt to provide a comprehensive analysis of criminal procedure and trial with regard to Uzbekistan and in the region, and it is the first such comparative study of domestic proceedings and international standards pertaining to fair trial.
Uzbekistan-fair trial standards-publication-2012-rus
