English Español العربية À l’occasion de la journée européenne de lutte contre l’impunité des auteurs de génocides, de crimes contre l’humanité et de crimes de guerre, l’Initiative mondiale contre l’impunité pour les crimes internationaux et les violations graves des droits humains… Read More
In this letter, REDRESS and 32 NGOs called on the Prime Minister to make clear to President al-Sisi that what happens to Alaa and his mother will have ramifications “both for Egypt’s reputation and standing on the international stage, and for the future of its relationship with Britain, including cooperation… Read More
By Natalia Kubesch Legal Officer The UK Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights, a cross-party committee made up of members of the upper and lower houses of the UK Parliament, recently published a report examining how the UK has responded to atrocities committed by Daesh in Syria and Iraq,… Read More
REDRESS’ submission in response the the UK Foreign Affairs Committee’s call for evidence, addressing how UK Parliament can most effectively conduct scrutiny of the FCDO’s sanctions regimes, at what stage parliament should be consulted, and which aspects of sanctions policy would benefit most from broad and open discussion. Read More
Ahead of the 6th Meeting of the European Political Community on 16 May 2025, REDRESS and 57 other rights organisations have written to President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen and President of the European Council António Costa to raise concern about the ongoing assault on the right… Read More
Dr. Tshepang Edwin Makwati is a recipient… Read More
How many people work at REDRESS and what do they do? Currently our staff team consists of 30 people, working across legal and programmes, advocacy and policy, communications, fundraising, finance and operations. Each area of work is managed by Senior Managers who are supervised by the Director. What… Read More
Sexual violence used as a weapon of war is still pervasive in all armed conflicts. It has severe mental, physical, social, and other consequences on survivors. Reparation is essential to enable survivors of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) to address the consequences. However, most survivors will never receive… Read More