Read our latest blog from Craig Houston, who recently completed a three month research internship with CYCJ, examining the existing [...]
The world is at a “moment of crisis” and countries must reaffirm commitment to international law amid rising violations and [...]
Syria has made “remarkable progress” on transitional justice within the past year, raising hopes for accountability and recovery after more [...]
Domestic violence was not something people spoke about openly in Kyrgyzstan in the 1990s following the collapse of the Soviet [...]
She woke up to messages flooding her phone. Doctored images of her, sexualised and viral, had spread while she slept. [...]
Haiti remains mired in a multidimensional crisis marked by weak institutions, political uncertainty, widespread gang violence and overwhelming humanitarian needs, [...]
Read our latest blog from Participation, Engagement and Policy Advisor, Julia Swann, who explains how a new project aims to [...]
This spring has marked some important anniversaries in the world of youth justice. Recently, colleagues and I celebrated 20 years [...]
An international early warning system blocked a shipment of chemicals used to make fentanyl that could have produced up to [...]
A 16-year-old Haitian boy has been talking about how he was lured into working for a criminal gang but then [...]