Morocco: access to justice for economic, social and cultural rights
The new ICJ study on access to justice for economic, social and cultural rights in Morocco was presented during a 4-day mission in this country.
Meaningful action needed to advance women’s access to justice in Botswana
Despite progress for many women in Botswana, access to justice remains a challenge, a new ICJ report says.
Kazakh government must step up efforts to advance women’s access to justice
Many women in Kazakhstan face a range of serious legal and procedural challenges and obstacles when seeking justice for discrimination and gender-based violence, a new ICJ report says.
ICJ study: obstacles that prevent Salvadorians from accessing justice
A new study on access to justice and remedies for violations of economic, social and cultural rights, launched today by the ICJ highlights various obstacles that prevent Salvadorians from accessing justice effectively.
Access to justice: new ICJ report on business and human rights abuses in Peru
The report (in Spanish) reviews the country’s existing legal remedies under constitutional law, labour law, civil law and criminal law, and examines the way they operate in practice in the light of concrete cases.
Acceso a la justicia en Guatemala: el caso de unas comunidades de Petén
El presente informe sistematiza las consideraciones principales relativas al respeto de los derechos humanos en los municipios de San Andrés y La Libertad, así como aquellas relativas al derecho de acceso a la justicia.