Category : Rule of Law

civilrights , economicrights , minority , rulelaw , womansrights — September 26, 2022

Comparative Look at International Standards and Best State Practices on Anti-Discrimination Legislation

View Identifies, though comparative state practice, the necessary and common components of anti-discrimination legislation and implementation in contemporary states based on international standards. Suggests that the enumeration of the...

constitutional , rulelaw — September 26, 2022

Comparison of the Authorities of the Upper and Lower Legislative Houses

View Examines the relative authorities of the upper and lower legislative houses in Germany, Egypt, Nigeria, and South Africa. Considers whether the upper house should have jurisdiction equal to...

civilrights , economicrights , minority , rulelaw , womansrights — September 26, 2022

Criteria for Selecting Commissioners of the High Commission for Human Rights of Iraq Composition and Mechanism of Secretariat

View Examines and compares the selection criteria for Human Rights Commissioners in Canada, Afghanistan, New Zealand, Kenya, and Australia. Suggests criteria related to language skills, educational qualifications, and professional...

civilrights , civilsociety , economicrights , rulelaw , womansrights — September 26, 2022

Iraq’s Minorities and Other Vulnerable Groups: Legal Framework, Documentation, and Human Rights

View The Institute for International Law and Human Rights has developed a comprehensive report examining the de jure and de facto situation of Iraq’s minority components and other vulnerable populations to support the...

civilrights , economicrights , rulelaw — September 26, 2022

Iraq’s High Commission for Human Rights: Bylaws, Regulation, and Legal Framework

View IILHR has developed a wide-ranging resource tool and reference guide that can provide needed support to fully establish the new Iraqi High Commission for Human Rights.“Iraq’s High Commission...

civilrights , civilsociety , economicrights , rulelaw , womansrights — September 26, 2022

Women and the Law in Iraq

View IILHR released a comprehensive overview of Iraq’s legal framework as it pertains to gender and the laws’ compliance with international standards.

civilrights , civilsociety , economicrights , minority , rulelaw , womansrights — September 26, 2022

Minorities and the Law in Iraq

View IILHR has produced “Minorities and the Law” in Iraq, which offers a groundbreaking analysis of the body of Iraqi law as it affects Iraq’s minorities, as well as recommendations...

civilrights , civilsociety , economicrights , minority , rulelaw , womansrights — September 26, 2022

Between the Millstones: The State of Iraq’s Minorities Since the Fall of Mosul

View “Between the Millstones: The State of Iraq’s Minorities Since the Fall of Mosul” aims to document the plight of Iraq’s minorities most affected by the violence that has...

civilrights , civilsociety , economicrights , minority , rulelaw , womansrights — September 26, 2022

Crossroads: The Future of Iraq’s Minorities after ISIS

View Brussels, 7 June 2017 — IILHR, in partnership with three other human rights organizations, released its third annual assessment of the state of Iraq’s minorities after the fall...

civilrights , civilsociety , economicrights , minority , rulelaw , womansrights — September 26, 2022

No Way Home: Iraq’s Minorities on the Verge of Disappearance

View On 4 July 2016, IILHR, the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO), Minority Rights Group International (MRG), and No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ) launched a second joint report...