By Alejandra Vicente, Head of Law at REDRESS Twitter @AVicente_Carr In March, experts from the UN Human Rights Committee examined the human rights situation in six State parties, including Egypt, and issued its findings on how they are implementing the provisions… Read More
REDRESS operates from offices in London and The Hague, and has a dedicated team of lawyers, advocates, and program staff who work on our projects, campaigns, events, communications and administration. The work of our staff is supported by our Board of Trustees, our Patrons, and a Legal Advisory Council. Julie… Read More
Donate to #teamREDRESS The iconic London Marathon is taking place on Sunday, 23rd of April 2023, and we have eight incredible runners… Read More
READ THE REPORT SUMMARY READ THE FULL REPORT Today, on the occasion of the Interactive… Read More
This report identifies opportunities and challenges for reparations of survivors of sexual and-gender based violence in Myanmar. Drawing from detailed research and interviews with experts and civil society organisations working with survivors, it finds that conflict-related sexual violence continues to have devastating impacts on victims, survivors, and… Read More
On the first anniversary of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s release today, REDRESS and the Free Nazanin Campaign have submitted further evidence to the UK Foreign Secretary, urging him to sanction another 10 Iranian officials and entities linked to the practice of Iran’s hostage-taking. The individuals and entities named in the dossier submitted… Read More
REDRESS, the Missing Initiative, and the Sudanese Defenders Centre for Legal Aid welcome the acquittal and release of eight pro-democracy protestors in Sudan. They were released on 6 March. The activists were charged last year with killing a Sudanese military intelligence sergeant and faced a trial marred by serious allegations of… Read More
This briefing paper offers recommendations to ensure responsible and effective reparations and repurposing of Equatorial Guinea’s stolen assets. Read More