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Casebook 3: Confronting Torture: Landmark UK Litigation

Casebook 3: Confronting Torture: Landmark UK Litigation

This Casebook presents significant legal challenges brought before UK courts and the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) involving the UK. It does not attempt to provide an exhaustive overview of all UK cases concerning torture or other ill-treatment. It highlights a curated selection of cases that demonstrate how litigation… Read More

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Nigeria’s Legal Reality: Until the Law Truly Speaks, Torture Will Remain the Norm 

Nigeria’s Legal Reality: Until the Law Truly Speaks, Torture Will Remain the Norm 

By Mary Nguemo Dzuamo, Innovative Lawyers Awards Winner  Mary Nguemo Dzuamo is a Nigerian human rights lawyer and recipient of the REDRESS Innovative Lawyers Award. As a Legal Officer at Lawyers Alert, she advocates for vulnerable individuals facing unfair trials, ill-treatment, and other human rights violations. In this blog, Mary… Read More

How Can Victims in Libya Be Heard before the International Criminal Court?

How Can Victims in Libya Be Heard before the International Criminal Court?

This guide helps victims and affected communities in Libya navigate the International Criminal Court proceedings and gain a better understanding of their rights before the Court. It explains the role of the ICC in the situation in Libya, what are the different phases of ICC proceedings, in which stage the… Read More

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No Uncharted Territory – The ICC’s and TFV’s Role in the Ecosystem of Justice for Victims in Ukraine

No Uncharted Territory – The ICC’s and TFV’s Role in the Ecosystem of Justice for Victims in Ukraine

This article is part of Opinio Juris’ Symposium on Advancing Effective and Comprehensive Reparation for Victims of the War in Ukraine, coordinated by REDRESS. By The International Criminal Court’s Trust Fund for Victims, Deborah Ruiz Verduzco, Franziska Eckelmans, Maria Emilia Gelmi and Anas A. Qazi [Deborah Ruiz Verduzco… Read More