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In Focus
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Latest News from NPWJ
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AFRICAN UNION MEMBER STATES SHOULD REAFFIRM THEIR COMMITMENT TO JUSTICE AND THEIR SUPPORT TO THE ICC
Brussels, 28 June 2009: At the Annual African Union Summit, hosted this week in Syrte, Libya, Foreign Affairs Ministers and Heads of State are scheduled to discuss their position on the International Criminal Court (ICC) and international criminal justice. No Peace Without Justice and the Nonviolent Radical Party, Transnational and Transparty urge African leaders to reaffirm their staunch support to the fight against impunity for the most serious crimes of concern to the international community, by providing the ICC with all the support and cooperation it needs to fulfil its mandate (read more).
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3 july 2009 - syria: npwj congratulates women human rights activists for attaining tougher laws against honour killings... read more
1 July 2009 - ICC: npwj welcomes chile as the 109th state to join the international criminal court... read more
24 june 2009 - fgm: npwj welcomes the adoption of a new anti-fgm law in djibouti... read more
18 June 2009: NPWJ MOURNS THE PASSING OF LORD RALPH DAHRENDORF... read more
10 june 2009 - gaddafi in italy: no reward for human rights violations... read more
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NPWJ Programs
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No Peace Without Justice is an international non-profit organisation that works for the protection and promotion of human rights, democracy, the rule of law and international justice through three main programs.
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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 Read More
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The Female Genital Mutilation Program builds the strategic capacity of women’s rights advocates and field practitioners working on FGM and promotes legal reform as an effective tool for behavioural change in order to turn the tide of social norms against FGM. Read More
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The overall objective of the Middle East and North Africa Democracy Program is to promote democratic values, liberal institutions and open government through the development of political mechanisms of consultation that recognise non-state actors, NGOs and civil society as a legitimate and necessary counterpart for dialogue with State institutions on issues of democratic reform. Read More
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