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Effective Date:
January 1, 2024
This Cookie Policy was last updated on January 1, 2024. ITJP reserves the right to make
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Objectives:
1. Combating international crimes in war-torn countries, especially in Afghanistan,
since Afghanistan ratified the Rome Statute, related treaties, conventions, and
protocols. This struggle is focused on war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide,
and crimes against aggression.
2. Support and conduct non-partisan research and educational and informational activities to increase public awareness of international crimes, transitional justice, and lasting peace. Training, guidance, and advice in these areas where needed;
3. Advocacy and litigation for human rights, the rights of victims of war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and crimes against aggression, within the framework of international law.
4. Dialogue, agreement, and cooperation with governments, the United Nations, and international organizations to combat the mentioned international crimes and defend the rights of victims, especially in Afghanistan, to ensure justice and lasting peace;
5. Help to bring perpetrators of international crimes to justice and to put an end to the impunity of the perpetrators of such crimes.
6. We are monitoring the human rights situation, including women's rights, minorities rights, the rights to work and education, gender-based violation, and the rule of law and judicial activities of the Taliban, Reporting, training, and advising in this area where needed.
2. Support and conduct non-partisan research and educational and informational activities to increase public awareness of international crimes, transitional justice, and lasting peace. Training, guidance, and advice in these areas where needed;
3. Advocacy and litigation for human rights, the rights of victims of war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and crimes against aggression, within the framework of international law.
4. Dialogue, agreement, and cooperation with governments, the United Nations, and international organizations to combat the mentioned international crimes and defend the rights of victims, especially in Afghanistan, to ensure justice and lasting peace;
5. Help to bring perpetrators of international crimes to justice and to put an end to the impunity of the perpetrators of such crimes.
6. We are monitoring the human rights situation, including women's rights, minorities rights, the rights to work and education, gender-based violation, and the rule of law and judicial activities of the Taliban, Reporting, training, and advising in this area where needed.
