Gender Justice & Ending Violence, Human Rights Advocacy & Education, Publications |
Despite the presumptions that come with its status as a developed Western European state, Austria has been criticized over its weak implementation of measures to reduce sexual and gender based violence against women and increase the protection of minorities and their...
Gender Justice & Ending Violence, Human Rights Advocacy & Education, Publications |
The report examines Rwanda’s compliance with its international human rights obligations, covering among other issues, gender based violence, gender equality, and treatment of ethnic and religious minorities. Rwanda continues to face a legacy of cultural...
Gender Justice & Ending Violence, Human Rights Advocacy & Education, Publications |
The Role of Culture in Shaping Judicial Opinions in Sexual & Gender Based Violence (SGBV) Cases: Fiji Case Law Survey In Fijian culture, bulubulu – a custom for reconciling differences – is an essential part of traditional village life. Disputes were...
Gender Justice & Ending Violence, Human Rights Advocacy & Education, Publications |
The report examines Spain’s compliance with its international human rights obligations, covering: gender based violence, treatment of ethnic and religious minorities, treatment of immigrants, unlawful detention, and law enforcement abuse. Focus of the Spain UPR 2014...
Gender Justice & Ending Violence, Human Rights Advocacy & Education, Publications |
Drawing on ICAAD’s research, this submission highlights issues of structural discrimination that impactwomen and minorities. Furthermore, the research examines Fiji’s compliance with its international human rights obligations on the issues of: violence against women,...
Human Rights Advocacy & Education, Publications |
SUMMARY This Shadow Report lays out the context under which the U.S. government has failed to protect minority communities from hate crimes through a combination of inadequate data collection, limited training of law enforcement to investigate and document hate...
