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INDONESIA: NEW PENAL CODE VIOLATES WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS | International Commission of Jurists

An opinion piece by Ruth Panjaitan, ICJ Legal Adviser for Indonesia and Caleen Chanyungco Obias, ICJ National Legal Consultant for the Philippines The women of Indonesia, the third-largest democracy in the world, are facing grave threats to their democracy and civil liberties.  In clear contraven
The Philippines Ruth Panjaitan Caleen Chanyungco Obias Harkristuti Harkisnowo National Legal Consultant National Legal Consultant For The Philippines
Source: icj.org

Glover-Rolle: Govt not dragging feet on marital rape

While acknowledging the urgent need for marital rape legislation, Minister of State for the Public Service Pia Glover-Rolle said yesterday that due process is also important. “Rape is rape,” Glover-Rolle told reporters. “The context of the relationship doesn’t change what the definition of rape is. It’s non-consensual sex. So, it’s very important. But what is
Un Convention Public Service Pia Glover Rolle Sexual Offences Assembly Patricia Deveaux United Nations Special Rapporteur Violence Against Women Dubravka

Sears: I support the criminalization of marital rape

Minister of Works Alfred Sears said yesterday he supports criminalizing marital rape, without ambiguity. “Nobody has the right to rape anybody,” said Sears responding to a reporter’s question. “That’s my position.“ Last week, Speaker of the House of Assembly Patricia Deveaux said she couldn’t give an opinion on whether marital rape should be criminalized because
Fort Charlotte The General Marion Bethel Alfred Sears Bahamas Christian Council United Nations Un Committee

UK: "Hostile" Compensation Scheme Fails 'Windrush' Victims

A UK government scheme to compensate “Windrush scandal” victims is failing and violating their right to an effective remedy for human rights abuses they suffered at the hands of the Home Office. The Windrush generation that has lived in the UK for decades have had to meet impossible requirements in recent years to prove their residency rights, causing life-altering losses.
United Kingdom Greater Manchester United Kingdom General City Of Theresa May Suella Braverman
Source: hrw.org

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