ICJ holds workshop for Thai and Indian lawyers on the investigation of potentially unlawful deaths
On 5 and 6 December 2017, the ICJ co-hosted a workshop for lawyers with the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) on the investigation of potentially unlawful deaths and enforced disappearance.
Myanmar: Protection of Rohingya Minority, UN Special Session
The ICJ today addressed an emergency Special Session of the UN Human Rights Council on Myanmar, outlining key requirements for the protection of the Rohingya minority, including safe and voluntary return of refugees.
Guatemalan communities fight back in defense of land and territory
Guatemalan indigenous and peasant communities are finally finding a measure of justice and recovering lands and territories that had previously been seized by authorities or private economic actors, including during the internal armed conflict that took place from 1960 to 1996.
Kazakhstan: the reform of the legal profession should aim to strengthen its independence, ICJ says
The ICJ, following a mission to Kazakhstan this week to assess the proposed draft law reforming the regulation of the legal profession, called for the postponement of the adoption of the law and more active participation of the legal profession of its development.
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