Jerusalem Institute of Justice
Jerusalem Institute of Justice Ltd.
Jerusalem, Israel
About
Founded in 2004, Jerusalem Institute of Justice is a non-governmental organisation based in Jerusalem, Israel working on human rights, justice & legal aid, refugees & migration +1 more.
The Jerusalem Institute of Justice is a legal and research institute based in Jerusalem, founded in 2004. It provides free legal aid to victims of terrorism, human trafficking and discrimination, Holocaust survivors, wounded soldiers and other individuals and communities in Israel. It also conducts human rights research and advocacy, including submissions to the United Nations, the International Criminal Court and the Israeli Supreme Court, with work focused on Israel and the Middle East. The organisation holds Special Consultative Status with the UN ECOSOC.
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Free Legal Aid Department
Justice & Legal aid · Israel
Provides free, pro bono legal assistance to individuals and communities, including terror victims, trafficking survivors, wounded soldiers, Holocaust survivors, and people facing immigration or civil status issues.
Israel Advocates Forum
Democracy & Civil society · Israel
Membership community of Israel advocates that supports the institute's work in exposing falsehoods and countering bias.
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Special Consultative Status with ECOSOC
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Coalition Against Human Trafficking and Prostitution
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