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Participants [New window]
Members of the NPWJ official delegation
Head of Delegation:
1. Mr Niccolo Figa-Talamanca (Italy)
Members of Delegation:
2. Ms Rola Dashti, (Kuwait)
3. Mr Gianluca Eramo (Italy)
4. Mr Moshen Marzouk (Tunisia)
5. Mr Mr Emad Yousef (International IDEA)
6. Ms Wahiba Ahmed Mohammed Sabrah (Yemen)
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Documentation [New window]
Documentation
Intervention of NPWJ to the Senior Officials Meeting of the Forum for the Future
Intervention of NPWJ to the Ministerial Meeting of the Forum for the Future
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Intervention of NPWJ to the Senior Officials Meeti [New window]
Intervention of NPWJ to the Senior Officials Meeting of the Forum for the Future
Gianluca Eramo,
for No Peace Without Justice
Thank you, Mr Chairman,
It is an honour for No Peace Without Justice to be present to this third meeting of the Forum for the Future.
Over the last two years, this forum has seen tremendous change of scope and format. The process is moving steady, and represents an important achievement. All the involved parties are working together towards ...
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Intervention of NPWJ to the Ministerial Meeting of [New window]
Intervention of NPWJ to the Ministerial Meeting of the Forum for the Future
... for the outstanding organisation of this meeting, both on the point of view of hospitality, and from the point of view of the format and the substance, for their leadership on the program, to build on the successful Bahraini experience and take the process one year and one step further.
We also would like to thank the Governments that have offered to host the next session of the Forum for the Future, in cooperation with the Government of Germany. We would like to wish them a smooth organisational and political process, and we would like to assure them of ...
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overview [New window]
An event organised by the Government of Kenya and No Peace Without Justice, within the framework of the International Campaign Stop FGM! In partnership with AMWIK, Association of Media Women in Kenya; With the support of: European Union, Italian Cooperation (together with UNICEF, Open Society Institute, CIDA/GESP, Norway, GTZ, Sweden, UNIFEM, The Sigrid Rausing Trust, the Transnational Radical Party; With the technical support of AIDOS, Italian Association of Women in Development ...
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Emma Bonino Speech [New window]
“European Vision on the Progress of Democracy in the Arab World: Present and Future”
... course.
What I can say with pride, is that my Government, the Italian Government, is indeed committed, has been committed since the Sana'a Conference more than three years ago, and will stay the course. We will continue to support gatherings like this one, cooperating with you and helping sustain your efforts.
I also wish to offer some thoughts as an “External Actor”. As someone who has a special interest in this region; and has therefore thought a lot about whether foreigners should at all be entitled to have a “vision” for a region that is not their own. ...
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FIRST SESSION WORKING GROUP REPORT [New window]
“Assessment of the Current prevailing Situation in the Arab World”
... working group, stressing the need for the debate to provide an assessment of the current situation within the region and to offer concrete and specific proposals aimed at offering answers to three main questions posed by the document provided by No Peace Without Justice as a framework for discussion, namely:
A. what is the current situation in each country and generally in the region;
B. what should the situation in the country and the region be in the 3-5 years;
C. ...
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SECOND SESSION - WORKING GROUP SUMMARY [New window]
“What We Want in the Next Decade: Means of achieving the Goals”
Co-Chair: Riad El Malki / David French
Rapporteur: Amr Hamzawy
In the framework of the Second Forum on Democracy and Reform in the Arab World, held in Doha (Qatar) on the 27-29 May 2007, the second session of the Working Group dedicated to discussing the Role of External Actors in democratic transition took place in the afternoon of Monday 28 May.
The ...
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Participants [New window]
Participants
Algeria
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Documentation [New window]
STATEMENT ABOUT DR. SAAD EDDIN IBRAHIM'S PERSECUTION AND HARASSMENT IN EGYPT
... image of a well-known defender of human rights and democracy in Egypt and throughout the Arab world.
We also reject the efforts of some members of the ruling party who have submitted a request to the general prosecutor in Egypt demanding that Dr. Ibrahim be tried for false charges, for which he was tried before and jailed between 2000 and 2003, before he was acquitted by the High Court of Cessation from all charges.
We strongly believe that this will harm Egypt and the Egyptian authorities in case this sad tragedy is repeated again, a tragedy which had already damaged Egypt’s reputation ...
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