From Documentation to Reparation: Why Sudan Needs a Victims’ Registry
By Hugo van der Merwe and Clara Sandoval, Global Survivors Fund … Read More
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From Internal Displacement to Reparation: Why Compensation for War Victims in Sudan Must Start Now
By Noon Kashkosh Al-Jazeera Observatory for Human Rights Lire en français Leer en español This article is part of… Read More
The Potential Role of an International Accountability Mechanism for Sudan
By Christine Kirabo, African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS) Lire en français Leer en español Читати українською This article is part of the Sudan edition of our Just Reparation… Read More
Justice and Reparation Cannot Wait for the War to End
By Ikhlass Ahmed, SIHA Network Lire en français Leer en español Читати українською This article is part of the… Read More
Global Initiative against Impunity Makes Recommendations to Upcoming EU Strategy on Victims’ Rights
In July 2026, the European Parliament and the Council adopted the revised EU Victims’ Rights Directive, a key piece of EU legislation providing for the minimum standards on the rights, support and protection of victims of crime. The revised Article 9(3)(b) of the Directive expressly included, for… Read More
New Complaint Calls for UN Action on Systemic Abuses Against Muslims in Uttar Pradesh
By Reesey Du Pont, Legal Fellow REDRESS and the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) submitted a joint complaint to the UN Human Rights Council concerning the treatment of Muslims in Uttar Pradesh, India. The complaint was developed in close collaboration with Indian experts… Read More
Jagtar Can Finally Leave Prison. Now He needs to Come Home
Today, after almost nine years in arbitrary detention, our client Jagtar Singh Johal was finally granted bail in all the remaining cases against him. Jagtar is a British human rights activist from Dumbarton, Scotland, who was targeted for his activism, according to UN experts. … Read More
REDRESS Joins International Human Rights Observation Mission in Spain to Monitor Accountability for Rubber Bullet Injuries
Members of the United Against Torture Consortium, REDRESS and OMCT, will participate in an international human rights observation mission in Barcelona to monitor the trial, which begins today, concerning the serious injuries suffered by demonstrator Roger Español during the 2017 Catalan referendum. Español lost his sight in one… Read More