IntLawGrrls

Feminist voices on international law, policy & practice

Afghanistan

April 5, 2023

Statement by Afghanistan’s Women Protester Movements Coalition re Taliban ban on women workers at UN offices

Stephanie Farrior
August 15, 2022

Launching a Global Campaign Against Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan

Stephanie Farrior
August 1, 2022

Time to act, UN Human Rights Committee

Stephanie Farrior
April 3, 2022

UN Special Rapporteurship on Afghanistan

Stephanie Farrior
December 9, 2020

The ICC Prosecutor’s Final Report on the Iraq/UK Investigation: Concerns Over Complementarity and the Court’s Future Legitimacy

Milena Sterio
December 12, 2019

ICC Assembly of States Parties Symposium: Overall Update and Reflections & the Afghanistan Hearing

Milena Sterio
September 10, 2018

John Bolton is right (sort of)—the ICC should not be able to prosecute Americans. How US law has major gaps in domestic accountability for war crimes.

Alina Utrata
January 6, 2017

Gender-based persecution on the International Criminal Court’s radar

Rosemary Grey
November 18, 2016

La possibilité tangible de l’amorce d’une enquête relative aux crimes internationaux commis sur le territoire afghan

Jessica Dufresne
August 15, 2014

Aid Workers Could Secure Better Protection under the Protection of Civilians Mandate

Camilla Barker

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