Working together to advance justice and human rights worldwide.
Our foundation rigorously investigates and documents violations of human rights and humanitarian law. We publish comprehensive reports, host educational events such as conferences and seminars, and contribute to global awareness and dialogue regarding historical and contemporary abuses in the region.
We build sustainable cooperation and networks by empowering communities, human rights defenders, and legal professionals. Our tailored training programs, solidarity initiatives, and direct support aim to foster resilient communities committed to ecological sustainability, social justice, and inclusive democratic practices.
We actively support victims of war crimes, forced displacement, and human rights abuses. Through legal action at national and international levels, we aim to secure justice, challenge impunity, and strengthen the enforcement of international humanitarian law across the Middle East.
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Today, we solemnly commemorate the ninth anniversary of the horrific genocide committed by ISIS against…
The Mojust Foundation (Mesopotamia Observatory of Justice) expresses its deepest indignation and…
The Mesopotamia Observatory of Justice, Mojust, remembers solemnly the mass massacre perpetrated…
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The Mojust Foundation is pleased to announce an upcoming conference focusing on the rights of LGBTQI+ individuals in incarceration settings…
The history of the Kurds indicates that betrayal and treachery has played an essential role in their domination over at…
In an interview, Margaret Owen OBE, a barrister, international women’s human rights activist, patron of Peace in Kurdistan and founder…
A recently published report of mine - ‘Turkey’s Destruction of Kurdish Graves’ – published by the Mesopotamia Observatory of Justice…
« What happened was a terrible tragedy, but it wasn’t intentional » « ...to suppress the mountain people and to…
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