News releases

The case of Djamel and Mourad Chihoub submitted to the United Nations Human Rights Committee. The Advocay Center – TRIAL (ACT), representing Djamel and Mourad Chihoub’s parents, lodged an individual complaint against Algeria before the United Nations Human Rights Committee in August 2008. It is the nineth individual communication brought by the ACT against A...

The Advocacy Center - TRIAL (ACT) has submitted an individual communication to the UN Human Rights Committee against Algeria. The case relates to the enforced disappearance of Mr Mohamed LEMMIZ The Advocacy Center – TRIAL (ACT), representing Mohamed Lemmiz’s mother, lodged an individual complaint against Algeria before the United Nations Human Rights Committee...

The Advocacy Center - TRIAL (ACT) has submitted an individual communication to the UN Human Rights Committee against Libya. The case relates to multiple and grave violations of the rights of Mr Abdussalam Il Khwildy. The Advocay Center – TRIAL (ACT) and the organisation Al-Karama for Human Rights, representing Mr Il Khwildy’s brother, lodged an individual complaint...

The Advocacy Center - TRIAL (ACT) has submitted a seventh individual communication against Algeria to the UN Human Rights Committee. The case relates to the enforced disappearance of Mr Benattia Zerrougui. The Advocay Center – TRIAL (ACT), representing Benattia ZERROUGUI's brother, lodged an individual complaint against Algeria before the United Nations Human R...

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Libya : The Human Rights Committee called upon to intervene in the case of the Aboufaied brothers Geneva, 12 April 2008 - TRIAL (Track Impunity Always) and Al Karama for Human Rights On 7 April 2008, the NGOs TRIAL (Track Impunity Always) and ALKARAMA for Human Rights submitted a joint individual communication to the United Nations Human Rights Committee regarding...

On 22 Mai 2007 the Swiss Federal Supreme Court refused to acknowledge the right of an accepted refugee, who lives in Switzerland, to demand reparation from his torturer for the ill-treatment he had suffered in Tunisia. For TRIAL (Track Impunity Always), who had supported the legal action of the victim since its beginning, this decision of the Federal Supreme Court con...

Thank you for your interest in TRIAL's activities. Unfortunately, this page does not exist in English. The French version of the page is however available, and possily in German version as well.

Thank you for your interest in TRIAL's activities. Unfortunately, this page does not exist in English. The French version of the page is however available.