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
Former Algerian Minister of Defense Khaled Nezzar arrested in Switzerland
Former Algerian Minister of Defense, Khaled Nezzar, is set to stand trial in Switzerland on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. ...
On the current events in Iran and Rojhilat
The history of the Kurds indicates that betrayal and treachery has played an essential role in their domination over at least the last four ...
The Law, « Othered » Asylum seekers and the UK
In an interview, Margaret Owen OBE, a barrister, international women’s human rights activist, patron of Peace in Kurdistan and founder and ...
PRESS RELEASSES
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 ...
In memoriam for the victims of Armenian Genocide
April 24th marks the 108th anniversary of Metz Yeghern -the Great Evil – when more than one million men, women, and children were ...