This worksheet is part of a series of resources compiled for the Niger Delta Child Rights Watch (NDCRW) Project. The worksheets are primarily designed to enhance the case management capacity of the NDCRW project partners, but may also provide useful insights to practitioners working with children in different capacities and jurisdictions. View the Logbook here.
This worksheet is part of a series of resources compiled for the Niger Delta Child Rights Watch (NDCRW) Project. The worksheets are primarily designed to enhance the case management capacity of the NDCRW project partners, but may also provide useful insights to practitioners working with children in different capacities and jurisdictions View the Logbook here.
This worksheet is part of a series of resources compiled for the Niger Delta Child Rights Watch (NDCRW) Project. The worksheets are primarily designed to enhance the case management capacity of the NDCRW project partners, but may also provide useful insights to practitioners working with children in different capacities and jurisdictions. View the Logbook here.
This worksheet is part of a series of resources compiled for the Niger Delta Child Rights Watch (NDCRW) Project. The worksheets are primarily designed to enhance the case management capacity of the NDCRW project partners, but may also provide useful insights to practitioners working with children in different capacities and jurisdictions. View the Logbook here.
This worksheet is part of a series of resources compiled for the Niger Delta Child Rights Watch (NDCRW) Project. The worksheets are primarily designed to enhance the case management capacity of the NDCRW project partners, but may also provide useful insights to practitioners working with children in different capacities and jurisdictions. View the Logbook here.
The Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales (BHRC) expresses deep concern at recent events in Malawi surrounding the 20 July 2011 civil society protests against a range of Malawi Government policies, and their impact on Malawians’ fundamental human rights to lawfully protest and assemble. Read full statement here.
Read the letter here.
A letter of concern in relation to the obstruction and intimidation of lawyers Read the full letter here.
Letter of concern in relation to the obstruction and intimidation of lawyers. Read the full letter here.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: TUESDAY 12 MAY 2009 LAWYERS CALL FOR URGENT ACTION ON JUVENILE DETAINEES HELD IN GUANTANAMO BAY The Bar Council, the Law Society, the Criminal Bar Association, the Commonwealth Lawyers’ Association and the Bar Human Rights Committee have today called on the Attorney General of the United States of America to take urgent...
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