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Vol 15(1) of the Bulletin: A Human Rights Court for Africa 

Non-Discrimination in International Law: A Handbook for Practitioners

Collection of Papers from Fiji Judicial Colloquium on Access to Justice

Book on Right to Fair Trial under the ECHR and the Compatibility of Russian Law and Practice with ECHR Standards

Annual Review 2002-03: Download Here 

Volume 4 Issue 3 of the Commonwealth Human Rights Law Digest

Strategic Litigation of Race Discrimination in Europe: From Principles to Practice - A New Manual

Book on the Role of Judges in Implementing Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

Joint Publications on Access to Justice in Central and Eastern Europe

 

Read February's Round-Up of Significant Cases from Common Law Jurisdictions

                                          LATEST NEWS

Meeting with African Commission's Special Rapporteur on Women's on Violence against Women

African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights to be Established without Delay

New ECHR Anti-Discrimination Protocol No. 12 to Enter into Force

New Book Examining International Strategies of Response to 'Honour Crimes'

Requirement of Corroboration of Rape Trials Overturned by Fiji Court of Appeal

The 'War on Terror' and the Framework of International Law: Forthcoming Book

Training on the ECHR for Lawyers in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia

Coalition Submission on the Merging of African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights and the AU Court of Justice

Individuals to be Given Direct Access to the ECOWAS Court of Justice

Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Conference Held in Pretoria  

Sri Lanka Yet to Implement UN Human Rights Committee Ruling on Forced Confessions: INTERIGHTS Urges Sri Lankan Government to Comply

Forthcoming Casebook on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in South Asia

 

Site updated 30 March

INTERIGHTS
The International Centre for the Legal Protection of Human Right
s

WHO WE ARE

INTERIGHTS is an international legal centre which develops and promotes the legal protection of human rights worldwide. Set up as a charity in 1982, for 21 years we have been working hard to legally protect human rights, and have become a highly respected and far-reaching organisation in the global human rights field.


OUR GOALS

TO develop and sustain legal protection for human rights and freedoms worldwide.

TO fully realise and exploit all legal avenues available to protect these rights.

TO provide greater global access to information on judicial decisions concerning human rights.


WHAT WE DO

WE help lawyers, judges, victims and other non-governmental organisations to prepare cases before regional, national and international courts.

WE submit �friend of the court� briefs in cases that raise important issues on how human rights are interpreted.

WE provide valuable training for lawyers and judges to teach them more about using international human rights law.

WE advise regional institutions on appropriate administrative and judicial systems.

WE publish legal resources on- and offline so as many people as possible have access to information on developments in human rights law.

WE represent victims before regional and international courts.


We hold consultative status with the United Nation�s Economic and Social Council, the Council of Europe and the African Commission for Human and Peoples� Rights, and are authorised to present collective complaints under the European Social Charter.

A registered charity, we are dependent on grants from foundations and on donations from individuals.