Sanctions at a Crossroads as U.S. Misuse Continues
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Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Sanctions Mid-Year Update
Our Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Sanctions Mid-Year Update provides an overview of recent developments in the United States’ (U.S.), United Kingdom’s (UK), European Union’s (EU), Canada’s, and Australia’s use of their targeted human rights and anticorruption sanctions programmes from 1 July 2025 to 31 December 2025. Read More
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REDRESS’s Casebook Highlights Strategic Cases Challenging Torture and Defending Dissent
DOWNLOAD CASEBOOK 2 JOIN OUR WEBINAR By Ana Cutts Dougherty, Legal Consultant, and Renata Politi, Senior Legal Advisor Today, REDRESS is launching the second casebook in our series cataloguing leading strategic cases against torture. This new edition focuses on cases where torture and other forms of ill-treatment have been used to silence dissent — targeting protesters, journalists, human rights defenders, environmental… Read More
Casebook 2: Strategic Litigation Challenging Torture and Defending Dissent
This Casebook catalogues leading cases against torture used to silence dissent, intimidate human rights defenders and journalists, and target protesters and political dissidents. It covers cases across the globe that used strategic litigation and that serve as examples of the potential of creative litigation to transform the law, prompt policy… Read More
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The UK’s Legal Gap in Consular Protection
When British nationals are unfairly detained or facing human rights abuses abroad they – and their constituency MPs – expect the Government to act. Yet, in the UK, consular assistance is discretionary, not a legal right. In its manifesto, Labour promised to introduce a right to consular assistance. But two… Read More
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Communiqué conjoint: L’ordonnance de réparation de la CPI dans l’affaire Al Hassan constate que l’aspect lié au genre de la persécution religieuse a affecté l’ensemble de la communauté de Tombouctou et adopte une approche holistique du préjudice
English Women’s Initiatives for Gender Justice (WIGJ), aux côtés des co-amici Mama Koité Doumbia, Association des Femmes pour les Initiatives de Paix (AFIP), Groupe de Recherche, d’Étude, de Formation Femme-Action (GREFFA), Fédération internationale pour les droits humains (FIDH), REDRESS, Avocats sans frontières Canada (ASFC) et Sareta Ashraph,… Read More
Joint Statement: ICC Reparations Order in Al Hassan Finds the Gender Aspect of Religious Persecution Impacted the Entire Community of Timbuktu, Adopting a Holistic Approach to Harm
Français Women’s Initiatives for Gender Justice (WIGJ), together with co-amici Mama Koité Doumbia, Association des Femmes pour les Initiatives de Paix (AFIP), Groupe de Recherche, d’Étude, de Formation Femme-Action (GREFFA), the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), REDRESS, Lawyers Without Borders Canada (LWB Canada), and Sareta Ashraph,… Read More
How Gen Z has Shaped the Response to Torture and Police Brutality in East Africa
By Anne Kavutha Mutua, Innovative Lawyer Awardee Anne Kavutha Mutua is a Kenyan human rights lawyer and REDRESS Innovative Lawyers Award recipient. She is the founder and director of The Legal Caravan, an organisation advancing justice and equality through community education, legal capacity-building, and advocacy, particularly on sexual and… Read More
