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Report release: ‘Gender-based political persecution in Nicaragua: no silence, no oblivion’
The Guernica Centre for International Justice (G37 Centre) and the Mesoamerican Initiative of Women Human Rights Defenders (IM-Defensoras) present a research study on gender-based persecution in Nicaragua, which analyzes how, since the 1990s -intensifying from the 2018 social uprising and persisting to the present- a specific persecution on gender grounds has existed in Nicaragua against the feminist and women's movement, as well as against other individuals on grounds of gen
Apr 283 min read


Press Release : amicus brief filed before the Supreme Court of the United States
The Guernica37 Centre files amicus brief before the Supreme Court of the United States, urging the Court to preserve aiding and abetting liability under the Alien Tort Statute and the Torture Victim Protection Act.
Apr 281 min read


Universal Jurisdiction in Argentina: A Conversation with Almudena Bernabeu —Quorum Review (ES)
Guernica 37 CEO Almudena Bernabeu, is featured in Revista Quórum, reflecting on the opportunities and responsibilities of advancing universal jurisdiction in Argentina. This speaks directly to our commitment in the country: supporting rigorous and principled use of universal jurisdiction as Argentina continues to stand as a global reference for accountability.
Apr 101 min read


Online presentation of the report ‘Gender-based persecution in Nicaragua: no silence, no oblivion’
The Guernica Centre for International Justice (G37 Centre) with the Mesoamerican Initiative of Women Human Rights Defenders (IM-Defensoras) will publish a research study on gender-based persecution in Nicaragua.
Feb 193 min read


Almudena Bernabéu on International Criminal Law: From Nuremberg to Argentina
The third episode of the new Spanish-language series of The Ackerman Center Podcast, features Almudena Bernabéu, co-director of the G37 Centre, as one of its first guests. Together, they explore the evolution of international criminal law, tracing a compelling arc from the Nuremberg trials to accountability efforts following the Argentine military junta.
Jan 291 min read


Confercencia internacional: "De Núremberg a Buenos Aires"
From Nuremberg to Buenos Aires: Legacies of International Criminal Justice and the Future of Transnational Accountability
Jan 121 min read


"Who is in charge here?" Hay Festival Conference - Cartagena de Indias
Hay Festival Conference - Cartagena de Indias
Jan 121 min read


The New York Times Article: He Is Being Sued in the U.S. for Human Rights Abuses. He Could be Deported First.
Rafael Quero Silva faces a lawsuit brought by five people who say he oversaw their abuse and mistreatment as a military officer in Venezuela. But he could be deported before the case is heard.
Dec 31, 20251 min read
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