January 26, 2024- Kenya’s High Court Judgment
Announcement IJDH is pleased to share the decision by Kenya’s High Court to block the deployment of Kenyan police officers to Haiti, as part of the UN-authorized Multinational Security Support…
Why Ebola sex abuse victims may never find justice
The New Humanitarian features BAI and IJDH's UN peacekeeper paternity cases, which demonstrate the lack of accountability, justice, and reparations facing survivors of sexual exploitation and abuse by UN personnel:…
Haiti: Les enfants laissés par les soldats de la MINUSTAH vivent l’enfer
Vant Bèf Info (VBI) features BAI's Mario Joseph and women with children abandoned by UN peacekeepers fighting for accountability. Read the article here.
To build a more equal global system, the UN General Assembly must first turn to remedying the UN’s own past human rights violations: Sandra Wisner’s Op-Ed in IntLawGrrls
"As the United Nations (UN) General Assembly, the main deliberative and policy-making body of the UN, meets this month to address and debate the most pressing issues around the globe,…
Latest book from Ricardo Seitenfus, Les Nations unies et le choléra en Haïti: coupables mais non responsables?
Le Procès est Fait: BAI’s Mario Joseph on Ricardo Seitenfus’ Latest Book on Cholera in Haiti
Original article written in Le Nouvelliste on December 3, 2018. English Version here. BAI's managing attorney, Mario Joseph, is the author of the preface to the latest book by Ricardo…
An Evaluation of the Causes and Results of U.N. Peacekeeper Actions
This four part series details the history of sexual assault by UN peacekeepers and what has been done to combat it. The UN peacekeeping mission began in 1948, right after…
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