The Overseas Operations Bill is being considered by the UK Parliament. The proposed legislation breaches international human rights law and international humanitarian law, as it creates a statutory presumption against the prosecution of international crimes including torture, crimes against humanity, and genocide. This Briefing Paper draws on REDRESS’ legal and… Read More
A new REDRESS and Impunity Watch report, Victims Front and Centre: Lessons on Meaningful Victims Participation from Guatemala and Uganda, identifies priorities for change and emphasises the need to place victims of armed conflict at the centre of transitional justice. The report stems from extensive research and consultations that… Read More
Read our Annual Review This article is part of a series of ‘In Focus’ pieces which look at some of our key achievements over the past year. In this article, our Legal Advisor Julie Bardeche focuses on the continuing efforts of REDRESS to advo… Read More
Read our Annual Review This article is part of a series of ‘In Focus’ pieces which look at some of our key achievements over the past year. March 2020 saw a landmark judgment by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in the case of… Read More
Read our Annual Review This article is part of a series of ‘In Focus’ pieces which look at some of our key achievements over the past year. In this piece, our… Read More
Read our Annual Review This article is part of a series of ‘In Focus’ pieces which look at some of our key achievements over the past year. In … Read More
Read our Annual Review This article is part of a series of ‘In Focus’ pieces which look at some of our key achievements over the past year. This piece focuses on the case of Agnes Reeves… Read More
Read our Annual Review This article is part of a series of ‘In Focus’ pieces which look at some of our key achievements over the past year. It focuses on the stories of two British nationals being held in Iran and India. Some… Read More
