WHAT WE DO
At the core of our mission lie three pillars, each representing a crucial facet of our commitment.
WHAT WE DO
At the core of our mission lie three pillars, each representing a crucial facet of our commitment
We help survivors of international crimes and gross human rights violations access justice mechanisms in the Netherlands.
We use knowledge sharing and advocacy to champion the right of survivors to redress and reparations.
We identify and measure the impact of litigation for international crimes through interdisciplinary research, in order to enable informed decision making
WHERE WE WORK
We supported litigation
and establishment of
a legal clinic by the
Colombian Jose Alvear
Restrepo Lawyers Collective.
We provided support to
Mohamed Badawi, human
rights lawyer and coordinator
of the Amel Centre for the
Treatment and Rehabilitation
of Victims of Torture in el
Fashir in Sudan.
We support legal action by
civilian victims of war seeking
to hold the Dutch State
accountable for its military
actions in Afghanistan.
Litigation support for
relatives of individuals
who were unlawfully
executed by Dutch military
personnel during the Dutch
occupation of Indonesia.
We support legal action by
civilian victims of war seeking
to hold the Dutch State
accountable for its military
actions in Iraq.
We have provided financial
and legal support in the civil
case brought by Ismail Ziada
against commanders of the
Israeli Defence Forces. We
also support cases against
Dutch corporations for their
activities in the West Bank.
We have facilitated the
participation of witnesses and
a direct victim in the case of
the Dutch Public Prosecutor
against Mustafa A. (alleged
member of Liwa Al Quds).
We supported the case of
Nuhanović & Mustafić vs the
State of the Netherlands, with
the victims finally receiving
compensation from the Dutch
State in 2015.
We support Ukrainian
survivors of international
crimes in their fight for
justice, accountability and
reparation through our
project, Ukraine Legal
Network.
Ongoing litigation support
and advocacy for cases of
international crimes.
We support ongoing litigation
against former Surinamese
president Desi Bouterse in the
1982 ‘December Murders’
case.
Years of Victim Support
Legal Cases & Interventions
Reparations Database Records
Litigation Support
We provide victims seeking access to national and international courts with financial support, legal representation, and access to legal experts, in addition to creating awareness and influencing public debate.
Litigation Support
NCIC supports survivors of international crimes and grave human rights violations seeking reparations and redress through legal action in the Netherlands.
We provide victim support through information, financial assistance, and legal expertise, in addition to facilitating the participation of survivor communities in national and international justice mechanisms.
KNOWLEDGE HUB
When victims of international crimes decide to initiate litigation, it is important to analyse the impact and effects of such legal action, both from a procedural standpoint, and in terms of the law as an agent of societal change. It is therefore crucial to have a repository of the developing law of reparations that is accessible to scholars, experts, students and the general public.
The Nuhanovic Foundation therefore maintains a comprehensive thematic database on war reparations that includes legal instruments, cases, reports, and scholarship. Our database is a dynamic, open access tool that represents and contributes to the developing law of reparations through a collection of reparation cases, reports on reparation cases, and more.
The Knowledge Hub
We maintain a comprehensive open-access thematic database on war reparations that includes legal instruments, cases, reports, and scholarship. Our database is a dynamic open access tool that represents and contributes to the developing law of reparations.
Join Our Network
The Nuhanovic Foundation has established legal networks, like the Yazidi Legal Network, to bring together legal experts, academics, and advocates to provide legal assistance, support, and advocacy to victims of international crimes. We seek to collaborate with partner organisations to provide litigation support to victims, share knowledge and resources, and to advocate for policy and legal reforms that strengthen the rights of victims of war crimes.
Get Involved
We are always looking for individuals who share our mission and want to support us in our mission to seek justice and accountability for victims of international law violations. If you are a legal expert, lawyer or researcher looking to collaborate with us, or a student looking to work with us, we would love to hear from you.
CHURCH EVENTS
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Preaching to the Unsaved, teaching to Serve
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ACTIVITIES AND UPDATES
Join us on Ukraine’s Day of Dignity and Freedom as we celebrate the official launch of the Ukraine Legal Network, a new initiative of the Nuhanovic Foundation that aims to […]
