The Gambia’s High Court has convicted six members of the former National Intelligence Agency for their role in the 2016 killing of political activist Solo Sandeng and other crimes.
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New York event tackles impunity for conflict-related sexual violence against men and boys
Much more needs to be done to secure justice for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence against men and boys agreed panelists at an event hosted by Justice Rapid Response and All Survivors Project.
Message from Justice Rapid Response’s new Executive Director
In my second month as Executive Director, I feel both humbled and energized by this new responsibility and the work that lies ahead, leading Justice Rapid Response amid an evolving international justice context.
OPINION: The Search for The Gambia’s Disappeared Must Use a Victim-Centred Approach
The recent release of the Gambian Government White Paper on the Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission Report demonstrates the importance of applying a victim-centred approach.
New report: Investigating SEA of children in humanitarian settings
Justice Rapid Response has launched a new research paper on the investigation of sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) allegations involving children, as part of a new project on enhancing justice for child survivors.
EVENT: Investigating Allegations of SEA of Children Occurring in Humanitarian Settings
Justice Rapid Response is hosting an online launch of a project on enhancing justice for child survivors of sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA).
Samuel Emonet appointed as Executive Director of Justice Rapid Response
Justice Rapid Response confirmed last week the appointment of Samuel Emonet as the new Executive Director of the organization, effective immediately.
Farewell from our Executive Director
As my mandate at Justice Rapid Response draws to a close, I am inspired to reflect on the importance of the work we continue to do along with our partners for justice and accountability around the world.
Annual Report 2021: Placing child rights at the heart of investigations
The year 2021 marked another record year for Justice Rapid Response in terms of demand for support, number of experts deployed, new partnerships, and milestone convictions following years of investigative support, the organization announced in its recently released annual report.
South Sudan: Report brings much-needed attention to conflict-related sexual violence
The Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan launched a report documenting endemic levels of conflict-related sexual violence, with a focus on incidents of rape, including gang rape, sexual violence, sexual slavery, forced marriage, and torture.
ROSTER RECRUITMENT
Call for Nominations: Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking justice experts
Justice Rapid Response is currently seeking to recruit Russian-speaking and Ukrainian-speaking justice professionals for its Expert Roster.
Course in The Hague Prepares Experts for International Criminal Investigations
Justice Rapid Response held a course on International Criminal Investigations from the 10 to 15 December 2018 in The Hague, The Netherlands, together with its partner IICI.
Expert Recruitment Course on Investigating Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Concludes in Sarajevo
A private ceremony on 26 July marked the close of the joint expert roster-recruitment course of JRR, UN Women and the Institute for International Criminal Investigations.
Official Opening of the Training Course for Forensic Experts on International Criminal Investigations, 27 April 2015 – Adana, Turkey
The 29th Justice Rapid Response (JRR) training course and fifth course for forensic experts on International Criminal Investigations was officially opened in Adana, Turkey, on 27 April 2015. The training course was officially opened by Prof. Dr. Mustafa Kibar, Rector of Cukurova University; and Prof. Dr. Mete Gulmen, Professor at Cukurova University who is kindlyRead More