The “Narrative-to-Reprisal Pipeline” and Social Incubators: How Controlling the Narrative Feeds Collective Punishment Against Civilian Populations (Part II) 03/09/2026 Read More
The “Narrative-to-Reprisal Pipeline” and Social Incubators: How Controlling the Narrative Feeds Collective Punishment Against Civilian Populations (Part I) 12/08/2026 Read More
Judicial Independence at the International Criminal Court: Disruptive Times, the Need for State Parties’ Support, and an International System at Stake 25/07/2026 Read More
‘You want your meds? Swear allegiance to Russia first’: How Russia is weaponising economic and social rights to erase the Ukrainian identity in Occupied Territories. 28/01/2026 Read More
Mental Health Research and Critical Race Theory: A Canadian Perspective (Part 2) 16/04/2025 Read More
Mental Health Research and Critical Race Theory: A Canadian Perspective (Part 1) 16/04/2025 Read More
A Direct Blow to the Heart of Democracy? Illiberal Liberalism and the Romanian Presidential Elections 04/04/2025 Read More
The Right to Happiness: Commentary by Alfred the Feline Animal Rights Ambassador 20/03/2025 Read More
Lessons on the Intersectional Complexities of Addressing Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV Part 3) 18/03/2025 Read More
Global Perspectives on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV Part 2) 18/03/2025 Read More
Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence as an Intersectional Issue (TFGBV Part 1) 18/03/2025 Read More
Menstrual Health, Sexual and Reproductive Rights, and the Climate Crisis: The Struggles of Poor Girls in Indonesia (Part 1) 07/03/2025 Read More
Menstrual Health, Sexual and Reproductive Rights, and the Climate Crisis: The Struggles of Poor Girls in Indonesia (Part 2) 07/03/2025 Read More
Under Siege? The Struggle of the International Criminal Court to Uphold Global Justice Amid US Sanctions 20/02/2025 Read More
Digital Self-determination: Learning to Preserve Individual Dignity and Autonomy in an Online World 24/01/2025 Read More
Unseen and Unprotected: How Climate Change Demands Urgent Action for the Protection of Domestic Workers in Indonesia (Part 2) 15/01/2025 Read More
Unseen and Unprotected: How Climate Change Demands Urgent Action for the Protection of Domestic Workers in Indonesia (Part 1) 10/01/2025 Read More
Are Schools Military Targets? The Impact of Russian Aggression on Ukrainian Educational Institutions 12/11/2024 Read More
The Urgent Need to Protect the Rights of Indonesian Women Migrant Domestic Workers 04/10/2024 Read More
Reaching the Stronghold of Justice: Challenges for Strategic Litigation before the CJEU 20/06/2024 Read More
European Court Delivers Landmark Climate-Change Decisions: An Access to Justice Perspective (part II) 18/04/2024 Read More
European Court Delivers Landmark Climate-Change Decisions: An Access to Justice Perspective (part I) 17/04/2024 Read More
From the Margins to the Frontlines: Women, Empowerment, and the Future of Wildlife Conservation 17/03/2024 Read More
Victim-Oriented Justice: The International Criminal Court and its Influence on the Situation in Afghanistan 29/02/2024 Read More
Rape as a strategy of war: Gender-based violence during the Bosnian War (1992-1995) 04/10/2023 Read More
Defying the Court: The Phenomenon of Offenders Skipping Sentencing and Its Impact on the Justice System 29/09/2023 Read More
Incarceration and Rehabilitation: How Improved Legal Education for Prisoners Can Reduce Recidivism 27/09/2023 Read More
Reflecting on 25 Years of the Rome Statute: Advancing International Criminal Justice 18/07/2023 Read More
Organisations promoting the ideology of fascist figures in North Macedonia and State measures against them 26/05/2023 Read More
Justice Delayed, Justice Denied: Bias, Opacity and Protracted Case Resolution at the International Criminal Court 02/05/2023 Read More
Just Access position paper at the Multistakeholder meeting at the OSCE Documentation Centre in Prague on world food security 31/10/2022 Read More
Access to justice and the right to an effective remedy for human rights violations 22/08/2022 Read More
Improving Access to Justice – Gender Based Violence: Good Practices and Challenges 19/05/2022 Read More
Free legal representation before UN bodies for Ukrainian victims of human rights violations 10/05/2022 Read More
“Human Rights Situation in Qatar”-at the side event of the 49th Human Rights Council Session 02/05/2022 Read More
Director’s comments to the Deutsche Welle on How Russia could get away with attacks on Ukraine hospitals 08/04/2022 Read More
Joint Comments by Maat and Just Access for the Concluding Observations on Qatar’s Initial Report about the implementation of the ICCPR 16/02/2022 Read More
Proposals for remedying the diminishing trend of access to justice during police stops and custody in the EU 15/12/2021 Read More
Diminishing access to justice during police stops and custody within the EU during the COVID-19 pandemic 07/12/2021 Read More
Just Access co-organiser of a side event on the Third session of the Forum on Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law on “Equal access to justice for all: a necessary element of democracy, rule of law and human rights protection” 17/11/2021 Read More
Depriving the Myanmar junta of narcotics income: the international community’s, States’ and NGOs’ obligations and opportunities 08/10/2021 Read More
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 Read More
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 Read More
Just Access joins the conversation on the KAS webinar on China in the Western Balkan 29/04/2021 Read More
Just Access e.V. feedback on “The Extension of the list of EU crimes to hate speech and hate crime” 20/04/2021 Read More
Responsible or complicit: a look at Myanmar´s crisis through its business actors, people´s resistance and the international community 13/04/2021 Read More
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 Read More
The international responsibilities of “de facto authorities” and terrorist organisations in the Yemeni conflict 26/12/2020 Read More
