GICJ positions and opinions

Killing of Sherine Abu Akleh: A war crime to silence the voice of journalists

Geneva International Centre for Justice (GICJ) strongly condemns the killing of Al-Jazeera TV reporter, Sherine Abu Akleh, by Israel and call on the international community to take action against ...

CED follow-up report testifying Iraq’s unwillingness to comply with its international obligations

For decades, Iraq’s human rights record has been horrifying while progress and improvement is not in sight. Years of incompetent and stagnating work of the Iraqi government caused severe and ...

UK Intends to Propose Controversial Troubles-related Legislation within Six Months

On the 25th of April, the UK Government announced that it intends to propose controversial Troubles-related legislation to Westminster within the next six ...

The Darién Gap, a perilous journey for migrants

By Francesca Maccabruni / GICJ Every year, tens of thousands of migrants cross the Darién Gap, a route that divides Colombia and Panama, and includes numerous jungles, watersheds and mountains, ...

May 3 – International Day on Press freedom

The International Day of Press Freedom is celebrated on May 3, reminding all governments to respect and support journalists and their commitment to press freedom. ...