A hub for #humanrights lawyering. Countering #injustice with legal means. Fighting #impunity for grave crimes, corporate exploitation and fortressed borders
🎉And we are live: proudly presenting our
2021 #AnnualReport - Imagining collective futures!
Read contributions by ECCHR family + friends, claimants from our cases & explore Aida Silvestri's amazing artwork!
📑 Download or order your hard copy for free:
ecchr.eu/en/publication/ecch…
🚨 Our conference on Corporate Crimes & International Criminal Law jointly organised with @amnesty & @TMCAsser is about to start!
📆 Tomorrow, 18 May, 9am-5.30pm
👉 Register now for online participation: ow.ly/Mh2O50Ja0q9
"When the world is watching, the number of airstrikes decreases. When attention goes elsewhere, the number goes up" says @ralfaqih, executive director of #MwatanaEn today in Madrid. We need to talk about Yemen! ... and stop European military goods fuelling the war! #YemenMatters
📢New analysis out now:
"Spanish Arms Exports & Alleged War Crimes in Yemen" provides context, structures & a strong legal argument for Spain’s & its defence industry’s criminal liability due to their role in #IHL violations in #Yemen
PR & access: ow.ly/1bZB50J62EL
2019 we submitted a Communication to the #ICC demanding to investigate the criminal liablility of 🇪🇺 actors for their complicity in Yemen.
The #ICCmustAct for #Justice & #Accountability in #Yemen.
More news & events on Yemen coming - stay tuned!
Our case: ow.ly/M9Z550J64bh
‘Is the Future of International Criminal Law Domestic?’
Join int'l conference organised on 12-14 May by @NurembergAcadem & EU Genocide Network Secretariat, w/ practitioners & NGOs exchanging in particular on #UJ incl @CBectarte for @fidh_en
More info here: nurembergacademy.org/events/…
»Es war schon seit Jahren der Elefant im Raum - alle wussten, dass #Frontex bei Menschenrechtsverletzungen wegschaut und in bestimmten Bereichen Teil davon ist«
@koppeu1 in diesem sehenswerten @ARTEde-Beitrag zum Rücktritt von Frontex-Chef #Leggeri:
arte.tv/de/videos/107710-123…
📖 Stories from #AnnualReport2021, part 1:
Her report reflects the experiences of many: Parvin A. fled Iran in 2017 to seek #refuge in Greece & was pushed back to Turkey six times.
👉 Full story on p.47 - order your free copy or read the report online: ow.ly/i5Mp50IUg4H
Can Universal Jurisdiction be the path forward, finally leading to real accountability for war crimes and other atrocities? Happy to discuss this urgent question with @zacharykaufman & @balkeesjarrah.📅 This Wednesday, 11 am ET (5 pm CET). Register here: asil.org/event/universal-jur…
Join us on May 11 for Universal Jurisdiction: Controversies and Opportunities, organized by our #HumanRights IG, with @UHLAW and the International Human Rights Section of @TheAALS.
asil.org/events
📆10. Mai | 20h | Köln
Morgen spricht unser ECCHR-Kollege @pkroker2 mit der Schriftstellerin Kathrin Röggla im @schauspielkoeln über das Handeln & Nicht-Handeln in Krisenzeiten.
👉Mehr Infos & Tickets: schauspiel.koeln/spielplan/s…
In the face of the multiple crises around the world, @ECCHRBerlin continues to stand resolutely for #HumanRights and #Climate justice.⚖️
You can download a world map with all ongoing & closed ECCHR cases.
And, you can read the 2021 Annual Report here:
ecchr.eu/en/publication/ecch…
This important #bizhumanrights research shows what many German textile companies denied: Their clothes do contain cotton from Xinjiang - a region that is known for forced labour. #Germany's judicial authorities should acknowledge these findings and finally open investigations!
Chemical analyses, bills of lading, cotton smuggled in a carpet and satellite images. It took us quite a bit to answer one simple question: Is there fabric from potential forced labor in clothing made by German companies? @aktenbergertheguardian.com/world/2022/m…
Eine neue @STRG_F-Recherche zeigt: Trotz gegenteiliger Zusagen ist in Kleidung deutscher Marken wie Adidas, Hugo Boss & Puma weiter Baumwolle aus #Xinjiang#China nachweisbar- die aus #Zwangsarbeit stammen könnte. Bisher hat Deutschland nicht ermittelt - das muss sich ändern!
Das ECCHR reichte schon im Sept '21 Strafanzeige gegen Textilunternehmen ein. Diese behaupteten, keine Baumwolle aus Xinjiang zu beziehen. Chinas Regierung unterdrückt dort die Minderheit der Uighuren & zwingt sie zu Zwangsarbeit in der Textilindustrie.
ecchr.eu/fall/china-zwangsar…