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This background paper prepared by REDRESS provides a succinct overview of reparations at the ICC in order to help frame the discussion during a Victims’ Rights Working Group Lunch Talk, ‘Making sense of reparations at the International Criminal Court’ that took place on 20 June 2018 at the Residence of the… Read More
REDRESS Nederland SEEKS PART-TIME FINANCE /ADMIN ASSISTANT Key tasks will include: Day to day bookkeeping using QuickBooks Pro including all transaction processing and reconciliation of accounts; Responding to payment requests using cheques, BACS and international transfers as appropriate; Assisting and preparing interim and final financial reports to funders; Supporting and… Read More
The 20th anniversary of the Rome Statute establishing the International Criminal Court presents an important opportunity to recall the centrality of victims to the Rome Statute system. As part of this historic year of reflection, the Victims’ Rights Working Group, together with REDRESS, will launch this month a series of Lunch… Read More
This month REDRESS will be launching a new free e-learning course designed for community organisations and similar organisations without specialist legal knowledge. If you would like to be informed by email when the course is available, please send an email to us at [email protected] with the subject heading “COURSE UPDATE”. Read More
REDRESS is currently looking for a new Head of Law to join the ever growing team based in Vauxhall, London and The Hague, Amsterdam.
REDRESS, the award-winning anti-torture charity, is seeking a motivated MEDIA INTERN to join our friendly and hardworking team. REDRESS is a widely respected international human rights organisation that works to combat torture by seeking justice and reparation for torture survivors. This position would suit someone who is a current student… Read More
The Government of India has failed to respond to an urgent appeal from three high level United Nations experts to investigate the serious allegations of torture in the case of Jagtar Singh Johal, as new details of his treatment emerge. Following his arrest in November last year, Jagtar, a… Read More