NPWJ: Why is Egypt still performing so many female genital mutilations?
This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week’s top FGM & Women’s Rights stories ...
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5 Things You Need to Know about the ICC and the Philippines
The Philippines’ withdrawal from the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court took effect on Sunday 17 March 2019. Philippines ...
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Victor Ochen: Staring deeply into the abyss of war turned me into a peace activist
“If the problem is local let us also get local solutions,” affirms Ugandan human rights advocate and peacebuilder Victor Ochen. ...
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ICL Media Review: Syrian Intelligence Officers Arrested in Germany on Charges of Crimes Against Humanity
In this week's review, news about a new Kosovo Specialist Chamber summons, responses to proposed joinder of Yekatom and Ngaïssona cases, ...
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NPWJ: New Wave of Anti-LGBT Persecution in Russia
This No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) news digest rounds up some of the week’s top LGBTI rights stories for the ...
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Don’t be silent! There are so many of us
Dutch Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, Sigrid Kaag, made a strong argument against populism, during an annual lecture ...
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A legal path to justice emerges for Myanmar
On September 27 a partial but significant foundation was laid to provide accountability for gross human rights violations in Myanmar, ...
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The Venom of War in northern Uganda
In the course of a recovery monitoring visit in Pader District, a gunshot survivor rehabilitated by Refugee Law Project with ...
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How photography can also begin to provide ‘justice’: Marcus Bleasdale exhibition
Marcus Bleasdale, the famed British photographer, has both "document some of the worlds most brutal wars" and, as a result of his ...
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“Bound to create unreasonable expectations”: Reactions to ICC judges’ decision on Myanmar Rohingya deportations
The judges at the International Criminal Court have ruled that the court has jurisdiction over alleged deportations of Rohingya people ...
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