Human Rights organisations adress Chinese president with open letter re arrest of Chinese human rights lawyers
In an open letter addressed to president Xi Jinping of the People’s Republic of China, 24 different human rights organisations condemn the arrest of a large number of human rights lawyers in China, thereby referring to the UN’s basic principles of the role of lawyers.
Human Rights organisations adress Chinese president with open letter re arrest of Chinese human rights lawyers
In an open letter addressed to president Xi Jinping of the People’s Republic of China, 24 different human rights organisations condemn the arrest of a large number of human rights lawyers in China, thereby referring to the UN’s basic principles of the role of lawyers.
UPR submission Turkey
UPR submission Turkey
Vietnam – UPR Joint submission lawyers for Lawyers, Lawyers’ Rights Watch Canada and the Law Society of England and Wales
Vietnam – UPR Joint submission lawyers for Lawyers, Lawyers’ Rights Watch Canada and the Law Society of England and Wales
Mexico- Joint UPR submission L4L, LRWC and Law Society of England and Wales
Mexico- Joint UPR submission L4L, LRWC and Law Society of England and Wales
Joint UPR Submission; people’s republic of China
Joint UPR Submission; people’s republic of China
Myanmar – Joint letter from L4L and LRWC to the Supreme Court of Myanmar
In a joint letter to the Supreme Court of Myanmar, Lawyers for Lawyers and Lawyers’ Rights Watch Canada (LRWC) called upon the Supreme Court of Myanmar to restore the licenses of 32 lawyers. Revoking the licenses is not compatible with the international standards Myanmar is bound to. Lawyers for Lawyers and LRWC remind the Supreme court […]
Myanmar – Joint letter from L4L and LRWC to the Supreme Court of Myanmar
In a joint letter to the Supreme Court of Myanmar, Lawyers for Lawyers and Lawyers’ Rights Watch Canada (LRWC) called upon the Supreme Court of Myanmar to restore the licenses of 32 lawyers. Revoking the licenses is not compatible with the international standards Myanmar is bound to. Lawyers for Lawyers and LRWC remind the Supreme court […]
Philippines – UPR Submission Lawyers for Lawyers
On 9 December 2011, Lawyers for Lawyers (L4L) filed a submission for the Universal periodic Review of the Philippines by the UN Human rights council, which took place in May 2012. In the Submission, L4L urges the Government of the Republic of the Phillipines (GRP) to respect and take into account the Basic Principles on the Role of […]
Philippines – UPR Submission Lawyers for Lawyers
On 9 December 2011, Lawyers for Lawyers (L4L) filed a submission for the Universal periodic Review of the Philippines by the UN Human rights council, which took place in May 2012. In the Submission, L4L urges the Government of the Republic of the Phillipines (GRP) to respect and take into account the Basic Principles on the Role of […]
