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10 de December de 2021
CEJIL Announces Selection of the 2022 Norma Vorpahl Human Rights Fellow
CEJIL is proud to announce the 2022 Norma Vorpahl Human Rights Fellow, Ezequiel Scafati. Ezequiel graduated as an attorney in 2016 from the Universidad Nacional de La Plata in La Plata, Argentina,... View Article
30 de November de 2021
Historic! Brazil is held responsible for the improper use of parliamentary immunity as an obstacle to the investigation and trial of the feminicide of Márcia Barbosa, according to the sentence of the Inter-American Court
The Inter-American Court determined that the judicial guarantees and access to justice of Marcia’s relatives were violated by the disproportionate and arbitrary application of parliamentary immunity. The Inter-American Court recognized that... View Article
3 de November de 2021
Five reasons why the elections in Nicaragua do not guarantee human rights
On 7 November 2021, general elections will be held in Nicaragua in the context of a deterioration of the human rights crisis that began with the repression of protests in April 2018.... View Article
18 de October de 2021
“Physical, sexual and psychological torture of Jineth Bedoya could not have been carried out without the collaboration of the State”: Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruling
October 18, 2021, Washington, D.C., Bogotá – The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) issued a historic ruling in the case of journalist Jineth Bedoya Lima against Colombia, in which it analyzes... View Article
21 de September de 2021
The Center for Justice and International Law Announces the Norma Vorpahl Human Rights Fellowship for Recent Law Graduates
The Norma Vorpahl Human Rights Fellowship is a one-year paid fellowship that provides an in-depth, enriching learning experience for a recent law school graduate interested in the field of human rights... View Article
20 de September de 2021
Reform to the Judicial Career Law threatens El Mozote investigation, Inter-American Court Requests information from the Salvadoran State
The Salvadoran State must present information on the impact of the reform on the criminal process of the massacres of El Mozote and surrounding areas. The organizations representing the victims before the... View Article