The African Court Coalition held a two-day Training Workshop for 24 legal practitioners (Anglophone and Francophone) on the Rules of Procedure of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ right
Read ContinueIn support of the 2013 International Women’s Day theme: ‘The Gender Agenda, Gaining Momentum’, Olam – the Agricultural Supply Chain and Food Ingredients Company undertook a unique survey into the
Read ContinueIn September 2012, Georgia was rocked by a massive prison scandal when video was broadcasted showing prison staff abusing, torturing and sexually molesting prisoners. The scandal had a great impact
Read ContinueThe interventions of Prisoners’ Rehabilitation and Welfare Action PRAWA to push the envelopes of prisoners’ rights and welfare moved to a new level on 26th February 2013. It was the
Read ContinueOn Monday 18 February 2013, Penal Reform International PRI delivered a five-day training of trainers workshop in Mozambique, 26 participants from 12 African Commonwealth countries met and engaged enthusiastically with
Read ContinueAn expanded stakeholder’s conference on Speeding-Up Criminal Justice in the Federal Capital Territory Abuja opened on Monday 25th February, 2013 at the Ceremonial Court, FCT High Court, Maitama Abuja. Present
Read ContinueThe Associate Director of the Centre for the Advancement of Democracy Dr. Osita Nnamani-Ogbu has described the criminal procedures and laws about witness protection in Nigeria as that which is
Read ContinueThe Case Law Analyzer developed by Human Rights Information and Documentation Systems International HURIDOCS in partnership with Institute for Human Development in Africa IHRDA has been helping human rights activitist
Read ContinueWorkshop on Financial Management System and Processes for the Senior and medium level staff of Ministry of Justice took place on 7th of February, 2013 at the Bridge Waters Hotels
Read ContinueWyoming Governor Matt Mead today signed House Bill 23 into law, which abolishes sentences of life in prison without parole for children in that state. PRAWA joins the Campaign for
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