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The notion of consent in the UN Treaty Bodies’ general comments and jurisprudence

Whenever one’s right to make autonomous decisions and the right to control over one’s body are at stake, national legal frameworks may conform to, fall below, violate or go beyond international human rights law and standards. This report examines UN Treaty Bodies’ jurisprudence on the notion of consent, offering insights into decision-making complexities & challenges […]

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Israel/Palestine/Lebanon: end impunity for deliberately targeting journalists during hostilities

On World Press Freedom Day, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) condemns a pattern of ostensibly intentional attacks against journalists and other media workers who have been targeted by Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon and the Gaza Strip in the aftermath of the 7 October attacks. The human rights organization calls on all competent authorities […]

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Venezuela: Systematic failure by the Prosecution Office to tackle gross human rights violations brings about near total-impunity

In a report released today, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) evaluates the failure of Venezuela’s Public Prosecutor’s Office to address cases involving gross human rights violations amounting crimes under international criminal law. The report concludes that the Office has been unable or unwilling to act in the vast majority of such instances, leading to […]

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