How can we make justice accessible to all?
Everyone has the right to justice. However all around the world, people and communities have difficulty getting access to justice. ...
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‘Complete Structural Change’ Needed to Improve ICC Performance: Part I of Interview with Phil Clark
On March 14, Phil Clark, author of the book Distant Justice: The Impact of the International Criminal Court on African Politics spoke ...
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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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NPWJ: The Long Wait for Justice for Women in India
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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Citizenship Stripping: Protecting National Security or Passing the Buck?
While the United States and its allies are clearing out the last pocket of territory in Syria controlled by the ...
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NPWJ: Women’s Rights Activists Targeted in Poland
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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Young Liberian artists join the debate over accountability for war-time crimes
The movement demanding accountability for crimes committed during the two civil wars in Liberia was recently joined by a new ...
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Gambia’s search for the truth
At the launch of the Gambia’s Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission (TRRC), a group of children aged 7-13 years old ...
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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 reckoning for the war on terror
Helen Duffy, professor of human rights and humanitarian law at Leiden University, and director of Human Rights in Practice, has just ...
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Justice Hub is an online platform aimed at a worldwide audience of 18-35 year olds, especially in countries where people are looking for sustainable and innovative solutions to problems of justice, peace and security. Justice can feel too abstract, too often owned by experts. We make the conversations lively and accessible.
