Justice critical to fighting sexual violence in conflict, says UN official
Justice critical to fighting sexual violence in conflict, says UN official
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Justice critical to fighting sexual violence in conflict, says UN official
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Human rights activist Nadia Murad launched global guidelines at the United Nations on Wednesday on how to safely and effectively collect evidence from survivors and witnesses of sexual violence in conflict.
Human rights activist Nadia Murad launched global guidelines at the United Nations on Wednesday on how to safely and effectively collect evidence from survivors and witnesses of sexual violence in conflict.
UNITED NATIONS, United States: The 2018 Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad joined forces with Britain to present a global code of conduct to the United Nations on Wednesday to address sexual violence in conflict. The document is called the “Murad Code,” after the Iraqi Yazidi advocate who was held as a sex slave by the Daesh group. It aims to boost efforts to seek justice
Statement by Lord Tariq Ahmad of Wimbledon at the UN Security Council thematic debate on ending cycles of sexual violence in conflict (women and peace and security)