Mesopotamia Observatory of Justice (Mojust) is a non-profit foundation that campaigns for access to justice for victims of international crimes and gross violations of human rights
Mojust is registered and has its main office in Geneva, with members active throughout the Middle East and Europe
We are conducting a range of activities designed to secure access to justice for victims in order to expose egregious practices, to establish accountability, to obtain reparations, and to defend human rights and the rule of law.
Mojust provides legal assistance and advice, takes legal actions, provides legal training and works with existing legal networks to secure access to justice and end impunity
News
Legal Proceedings Against Israel at The Hague
In a groundbreaking legal move, the Republic of South Africa has initiated a case against the State of Israel at the International Court of ...
Trial of Sonko for Alleged Crimes Against Humanity Opens in Switzerland
Ousman Sonko, a former Gambian Interior Minister, is being tried in Switzerland from January 8 for alleged crimes against humanity committed in ...
Armenia Joins The ICC in a Geopolitical Tightrope
Azerbaijan has gained full control of the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, leading to mass exodus of Armenians from the enclave. In a move to ...
PRESS RELEASSES
Mojust remembers solemnly the massacre of Halabja
The Mesopotamia Observatory of Justice, Mojust, remembers solemnly the mass massacre perpetrated on March 16, 1988 in the Kurdish town of ...
Unrecognized Tragedy: The Call for Êzîdî Genocide Recognition
Today, we solemnly commemorate the ninth anniversary of the horrific genocide committed by ISIS against the Êzîdî community in the Sinjar ...
In memoriam for the victims of Dersim Genocide
On 4 May 1937, the Council of Ministers of Turkey, in close collaboration with the General Staff of Turkish Army decided secretly on a forceful ...