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The ITJP Stands Firm in Support of Documenting Alleged Murders and Torture of Afghan Prosecutors

ITJP Collaborating Prosecutors for Prosecutors Campaign to Rescue Afghan Prosecutors

Breaking Silence: Reporting International Crimes and Human Rights Abuses

Justice, Peace & Human Rights

The ITJP is a non-political, non-partisan, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization registered in the United States. ITJP seeks to combat core international crimes such as genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and crimes of aggression in Afghanistan and other war-torn countries. We will accomplish this mission through raising awareness, advocacy, holding seminars, research, training, monitoring, and reporting human rights violations.

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Support our Victims' Stories Project, shedding light on the untold experiences of Afghan women affected by international crimes and human rights violations in Afghanistan. With your support, we document their stories, advocate for justice, and provide a platform for their voices to be heard. Together, let's make a difference. Join us today.

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Victims Gallery: Empowering Victims Voices through Storytelling

Establishing a Victims Gallery to document and preserve the stories of victims of international crimes. Showcasing images, videos, and testimonials collected through ethical and reliable sources. Through this project, ITJP aims to empower victims by amplifying their voices and raising awareness about human rights violations.

Uncovering Core International Crimes

Conducting impartial research and documentation into core international crimes, such as genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity in Afghanistan. ITJP recruits experts and establishes an online portal to document reports, engage in dialogue with organizations, and lobby for support and justice.

Empowering Victims and Communities: Human Rights Training and Resources

Establishing a comprehensive Resource Center on core international crimes and human rights abuses. Providing victims with crucial education and awareness while offering researchers and policy makers access to recent research and documents. Empowering advocacy for justice and lasting peace.

Report Crimes

You can—and should—report human rights abuses. Even if they are not prosecuted, publicity or the prospect of an investigation can restrain the perpetrators.

Reporting on international crimes, especially war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and human rights abuses, helps us identify and document these crimes and strives to bring perpetrators to justice. We can still play an essential role in ending crimes and ensuring fairness and lasting peace worldwide by reporting and documenting crimes.

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Our Voice Matters

Honored by the DA of Santa Clara County and U.S. District Attorneys for our unwavering commitment to integrity, transparency, service, and hard work. Our tireless efforts in amplifying the voices of Afghan prosecutors for justice and support were acknowledged during the ‘Prosecutors for Prosecutors’ conference held in Salt Lake City on July 27, 2023. This landmark event aimed to rally support, raising $15 million to aid the relocation and empowerment of prosecutors from Afghanistan.

Feedback Speaks Louder:

Documenting international crimes and human rights violations, and holding accountable those responsible while collaborating with relevant authorities, is crucial to ensuring the rights of war victims and achieving lasting peace in Afghanistan. I am glad to see meaningful progress in this regard, and I hope to witness its effective outcomes.

Mohammad Naim Nazari

Acting Director of Independent Human Rights Commission of Afghanistan (in Exile)

"Zabihullah Mujahid, the Spokesperson of the Taliban Government, in reaction to a report by the International Organization for Transitional Justice and Peace on Monday, July 30th, stated that no prosecutor in Afghanistan is in danger. According to the statement by the International Organization for Transitional Justice and Peace, with the Taliban's resurgence in Afghanistan, criminals have been released from prisons, and their release poses an immediate threat to prosecutors who have dedicated their lives to ensuring justice."

Quoted from Voice of America News

Dealing with crimes of the past 20 years and human rights violations in Afghanistan is of utmost importance, and the existence of this organization and its relentless efforts are crucial. I hope you can achieve successes in this path to ensure justice for the victims of war in Afghanistan.

Fazel Ahmad Manawi

Former Afghan Minister of Justice

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