African women serve in international courts due to their personal agency and not tokenism
You can't fail to notice the significant contribution African women judges have been making in international courts and tribunals in ...
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Transitional justice: lessons from Kenya on what works, and what doesn’t
In today’s world it’s almost expected that transitional justice mechanisms – such as criminal trials, reparations, memorialisation, and truth commissions ...
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“Lady Liberty” is using the law to help vulnerable and marginalised women
In December 2017, HiiL Innovating Justice held the 8th Annual Innovating Justice Forum at the Peace Palace in The Hague. The forum brought together the best ...
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Forced disappearances are on the rise as human rights violators cover their tracks
By Rodwan Abouharb It seems the global campaign to protect human rights has had an unexpected side-effect: governments are changing ...
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Donor funding priorities in Africa: A perspective from Malawi
By Justice Hub If you ever get round to reading through the outcomes of high-level meetings where ministers get to ...
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The 21st century way to professionalise international justice investigations
Justice Rapid Response (JRR) works just as advertised. When there is an atrocity committed in a far-flung part of the ...
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On growing up with albinism in Africa: “I didn’t want to be seen as nonhuman”
By Justice Hub Jane Waithera is an advocate for the rights of people with albinism. At a recent Hague Talks ...
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Dutch Foreign Affairs Minister: With little steps we try to improve human rights all over the world
At a ceremony in The Hague, Mexican human rights activist Graciela Pérez Rodriguez recieved the 2017 Human Rights Tulip. The prize ...
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Migrant deaths don’t deserve to end up as black and white statistics
We wake up every day to horrifying news from far-flung parts of the world: 339 drowned refugees in the Mediterranean ...
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Frenkie: “if we don’t react, who will?”
A series from Justice Hub: personal stories related to international justice and The Hague. Adnan Hamidović a.k.a. Frenkie was born ...
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