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Legal Briefs

White papers, policy briefs and legal analysis relevant to the GJC's work

Submission to the UN Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review on the United States and the Helms Amendment

Advancing the Legal Enforcement of SCR 1325: Structural and Political Obstacles Imposed by the United Nations Architecture

False Choices: Sacrificing Equality to Get CEDAW




Articles

Writings published in journals, newspapers or magazines

Justice for Aung San Suu Kyi: End Male Power Structures
Janet Benshoof, On the Issues

Twisted Treaty Shafts Women
Janet Benshoof, On the Issues

The Junta's Criminal Constitution
Janet Benshoof and U Aung Htoo,
Far Eastern Economic Review




Training Materials

Handouts and slides used as part of GJC legal trainings and conference presentations

Moving From Equal Opportunity to Equal Power: Using International Law to Advance Equality Rights and Restructure Government
Peace by Piece Conference, June 2008

Principle Gender Crimes
Women's Rights and International Law Conference, November 2006




Advocacy Tools

Fact sheets, letters and speeches that further the GJC's mission and project goals

Letters

The Global Justice Center calls on France to take measures to end ongoing impunity in Burma (In English) (In French)

November 2009 Letter to Chief Justices of the Asia Pacific on Exclusion of Chief Justice U Aung Toe of Myanmmar from LAWASIA Conference.

October 2009 Letter to President of International Crisis Group on Burma's 2010 Elections

July 2009 Letter to Ban Ki-moon on Burmese Elections

Factsheets

How to Talk About the Speech Censorship at the Heart of U.S. Foreign Policy: The Helms Gag Q & A

How to Talk About Burma: Q & A

Use of CEDAW to Invalidate Discriminatory Laws and Promote Equality Examples of Domestic Cases


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