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Author: Impunity Watch Archive. Home; Be the Change by Kelsie Flynn, Winner of the Impunity Watch Essay Contest for the students of the Summer Institute for Human Rights and Genocide Studies, Buffalo, NY - Impunity Watch.
In January 2016, the African Union (AU) gave its Open-Ended Committee of African Ministers on the ICC a mandate to develop a “comprehensive strategy” on the ICC, including considering the withdrawal of African member countries from the court.
The publication is designed to chronicle some of the most significant instances of impunity during the previous year, as reported on our website. Impunity Watch provides objective reporting on impunity issues throughout the world, allowing oppressed individuals to gain a public voice.
Memorialisation. Memorialisation after violence can be a means of dealing with the past to acknowledge events and victims. We aim to strengthen policy-making on memorialisation through enhancing understanding of the needs, expectations and experiences of communities affected by violence.
Impunity Watch Staff Writer. BEIJING, China — On December 31, 2019, the government in Wuhan, China announced that health authorities were in the process of treating dozens of individuals who all had similar symptoms. A few days later, the Wuhan government confirmed that these individuals had all been infected with a new virus: COVID-19.
Impunity Watch presents its most recent Policy Brief on the impact of the report of the Commission for Historical Clarification on victims and survivors of Guatemala's internal armed conflict. Guatemala’s experience demonstrates the importance of victim participation in establishing facts.
Impunity Watch is an international non-profit human rights organisation, seeking to promote accountability for past atrocities, notably in countries emerging from a violent past. We analyse, advocate, and partner to help local communities seek accountability for gross human rights abuses and for systemic injustice.
A law review and a news reporting site dedicated to exposing issues of impunity worldwide. Mission: Impunity Watch’s fundamental goal is to provide a means of casting a light on perceived injustices and providing a voice for the voiceless. This is achieved by providing an open forum, real-time unbiased objective reporting, and reflection on impunity issues throughout the world.
The power of culture to create a better future. Every part of the world has its own culture. Culture includes the arts, traditions and customs of a country or region, as well as the wisdom, values, lifestyles and trends of the people living there.
The Academy of High Performance Teams helps organisations deliver results by working with leadership teams to improve effectiveness and collaboration. New Teams. Introducing a new leader or new team members. Find out more. Existing Teams. New challenges requiring new ways of working.
ABA Journal Web 100. The ABA Journal's annual list of digital-media favorites now includes legal blogs, podcasts, social media and web apps.
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Impunity Watch is dedicated to fighting impunity and seeking accountability for gross human rights abuses and systematic injustice. We work with civil society and victim groups to strengthen their involvement in transitional justice processes.
