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Overview [New window]
In 2005, No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) was mandated by the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) to provide technical assistance on their program to document human rights violations and violations of the laws of war. As part of that mandate, in December 2005, NPWJ conducted an initial training workshop in Kabul for the staff of the ...
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Rabat Seminar 2007 [New window]
At the invitation of Al-Kawakibi Democracy Transition Center, and in partnership with the Arab Institute for Human Rights, No Peace Without Justice, and the Center for Democracy and Human Rights Studies, a meeting was held in Rabat on 23-24 November 2007, bringing together an elite of Arab human rights activists, researchers, ...
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NPWJ Recent activities [New window]
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NPWJ recent activities [New window]
ICJ Program
Kenya: investigating post-electoral violence
January-March 2008
Justice Rapid Response Meeting
New York, USA, 28-29 November 2007
Regional Workshop on Transitional Justice
Rabat, Morocco, 23-24 November 2007
Conflict Mapping Workshop for the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission
Kabul, Afghanistan, 16-21 July 2007
Roundtable on Justice, Accountability and International Experience
Islamabad, Pakistan, 2-3 May 2007
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IDEA Meeting [New window]
... Salter, Senior Programme Officer of International IDEA, and were categorised as general rules, recommendations to local stakeholders, to international stakeholders, to the United Nations and other international institutions and to donor countries and international NGOs. The recommendations and conclusions suggested the following though the list is not exhaustive:
General Rule
Tradition-based mechanisms and practices adopted as part of a national transitional justice strategy should complement official judicial structures as opposed to being brought under state control; that sufficient time and energy should be devoted to careful, contextualised assessment of how to blend different state and non-state justice ...
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World Bank Meeting [New window]
Gianluca Eramo, MENA Program Coordinator, attended on behalf of No Peace Without Justice, a "Roundtable-Discussion on Women's Entrepreneurship in the Middle East and North Africa Region", held in the Brussels office of the World Bank, on 21 January 2008.
The meeting was aimed at presenting a recent World Bank survey which analyses the environment for ...
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ICJP Priorities Presentation [New window]
... perpetuating a vicious circle that lays the seed for future conflicts, as has been experienced in every region of the world. Accountability mechanisms have an important role to play during a reconstruction or transitional phase, by providing a framework within which past wrongs can be identified, discussed and dealt with. The key for achieving this goal is that whatever mechanism is adopted to address serious crimes under international law, it must be designed and operated so as to enhance respect for the rule of law, be responsive to the demands of justice and meet the highest human rights standards.
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Kenya Conflict Mapping 2008 [New window]
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Kenya: investigating post-electoral violence [New window]
... inciting, planning, funding and directing the violations. The investigations being conducted by the KNCHR and NPWJ – whose initial results are expected to be made public towards the end of March – will establish the basis for seeking national criminal prosecutions or action by other national or international accountability mechanisms.
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Positive Complementarity [New window]
The Rome ICC Statute is founded on complementarity: the ICC can only act where States are unwilling or unable genuinely to investigate and prosecute crimes under its jurisdiction. The basis of this principle is that those crimes should be addressed at a national level wherever possible, with the ICC acting as a catalyst, as a guardian and as a last resort. Widespread or systematic violations of international criminal law generally occur as part of a ...
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