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20 years in pursuit of ‘access to justice’ under the AARHUS Convention

16/07/2021

International Justice Day release

16/07/2021

Just Access speech at “Protecting Human Rights on the Internet: The Role of Government, Business and Civil Society”. Co-organised by Maat for Peace, Development and Human Rights and Just Access on the sidelines of the Human Rights Council 47th session, 13 July 2021.

14/07/2021

Just Access has joined the Coalition for the International Criminal Court

05/07/2021

Justice for ISIL Victims Part 2: A Jurisdictional Perspective

14/06/2021

Justice for ISIL Victims Part 1: A Constitutional Perspective

07/06/2021

The urgent task of improving the online complaint procedure before Human Rights Council Special Procedures Mandate Holders: towards victim-friendly design and effective collective complaints

28/05/2021

Corruption and access to justice in international law, Part 3

10/05/2021

Just Access joins the conversation on the KAS webinar on China in the Western Balkan

29/04/2021

Just Access e.V. feedback on “The Extension of the list of EU crimes to hate speech and hate crime”

20/04/2021

Responsible or complicit: a look at Myanmar´s crisis through its business actors, people´s resistance and the international community

13/04/2021

2021 EU Justice Scoreboard roadmap-the feedback of Just Access e.V.

08/04/2021

Corruption and access to justice in international law, Part 2

05/04/2021

Just Access e.V. in the media in North Macedonia and Bulgaria

23/03/2021

Access to the EU and justice denied-How Bulgaria’s actions against North Macedonia amount to abuse of the EU’s accession procedural rules

10/03/2021

Our comments to the BBC on the first Koblenz verdict for Syrian state torture

24/02/2021

Corruption and access to justice in international law, Part 1

23/02/2021

The international responsibilities of “de facto authorities” and terrorist organisations in the Yemeni conflict

26/12/2020

We are happy to announce the founding of Just Access

11/09/2020

Legal assistance and representation of victims of human rights violations before international and domestic bodies, free of charge.

Seeking remedies that address structural situations of human rights infringements through individual and collective legal action

International and domestic litigation, development of legal strategies, legal research and training, cooperation with international bodies and non-governmental organisations

Defending the rights of the vulnerable and marginalised through focusing on the independence of the judiciary worldwide