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Latest news
- Same-sex marriage: Gay couples' action on 'delay' in NI
- Suicide rates fall after gay marriage legalised in Sweden and Denmark
- 'This Revolution Has Raised the Bar.' How Lebanon's Protests Have Created a Surprising Space for LGBT Rights
- Interview of Alison Smith, International Justice Director of NPWJ, on the Gambia filing Rohingya Case at the ICJ
- Singapore court to hear cases seeking to decriminalise gay sex
- Uganda charges 67 after raid on gay bar
- 'Stigma follows us': Cape Town's homeless, transgender women fight for recognition
- United Nations Population Fund's Youth Participatory Platform (UNFPA-YPP) trains 200 girls in Osun on digital skills to advocate FGM abandonment
- MI5 policy 'gives agents legal immunity to commit serious crimes'
- 'It's not abuse, it's rape': protesters denounce Spanish assault ruling
Press releases
19 Nov 2019 “All that glitters is not gold”. Child Victims of Proxy Wars in the Middle East Read More
14 Nov 2019 Justice Within Reach? Crimes Against the Rohingya Read More
11 Nov 2019 Gambia Brings Genocide Case Against Myanmar. International Court of Justice to Address Atrocities Against Rohingya Read More
10 Nov 2019 Accountability for the Rohingya Genocide: the ICJ Case Read More
No Peace Without Justice programs
The International Criminal Justice Program is NPWJ's original mandate since 1994 and promotes accountability for violations of fundamental individual rights through a more effective international criminal justice system for the prevention, deterrence and prosecution of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide
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The overall objective of the Gender & Human Rights program is to foster the engagement of national governments, parliaments and activists to promote the adoption and enforcement of effective laws banning female genital mutilation and other traditional practices which challenge the promotion and protection of women and girls’ human rights, as well as to reinforce cooperation at regional and international levels.
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The overall objective of the MENA Democracy Program is to promote the development of political mechanisms of consultation that recognise non-governmental actors and civil society as a legitimate and necessary counterpart for dialogue with State institutions on issues of democratic reform, promotion of human rights, the Rule of Law, justice, reconciliation and accountability.
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The overall objective of the LGBTI Program is to achieve full and international recognition of the civil rights of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender, intersex people and those with HIV through impact litigation, education and public policy work.
Read MoreA message from Emma Bonino
Through its worldwide political campaigns and initiatives "No peace Without Justice" aims to address situations where fundamental and universal principles are often set aside in the name of political stability and presumed cultural incompatibility.
"No peace Without Justice" raises awareness, fosters public debate and spurs political mobilization among activists, parliamentarians and governments to promote human rights, democracy, the rule of law and international criminal justice. With its scarce resources, but with the strength of its resolve.
