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Ending Impunity: Now Is the Time for a UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights Situation in Saudi Arabia
By Niccoló Figa-Talamanca, Secretary General of NPWJ, Just Security, 8 April 2020 Read the Op ed as published in Just...
Statement by Hatice Cengiz, on the announcement by the Turkish prosecutor on the indictments for the killing of her fiancé Jamal Khashoggi
By Hatice Cengiz* (on twitter: @mercan_resifi), 25 March 2020 “I welcome the Turkish prosecutor’s indictment of the...
Tunisia: Human rights associations and organizations call for withdrawing new draft law that would endanger and limit freedom of expression and press
Read the statement also here: https://daamdth.org/archives/9090?lang=en Human rights organizations and associations...
UAE: Freedom of expression must be upheld at all times, not only tolerated during Hay Festival Abu Dhabi
Open Letter from Over 50 NGOs and Individuals to the UAE authorities, 24 February 2020 Download the open letter...
Justice for the Rohingya: What has happened and what comes next?
By Alison Smith and Francesca Basso (NPWJ), Global Justice News, CICC, 13 February 2020 Link to the original...
The ICJ Genocide case. Rohingya perspectives
The Hague, 23 January 2020 On 11 November 2019, The Gambia filed a case against Myanmar before the International Court...
ICJ Genocide Case: The Rohingya Right of Reply
11 December 2019, The Hague On 11 November 2019 The Gambia filed a case against Myanmar before the International Court...
Gambia Brings Genocide Case Against Myanmar. International Court of Justice to Address Atrocities Against Rohingya
The Hague, November 11, 2019 The Gambia’s case against Myanmar at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for...