Women's
Caucus for Gender Justice
If
Hope Were Enough Every
time crimes against women go without being investigated and prosecuted,
the faith of women survivors in justice systems is shaken a little
more. It is time that the international community takes measures
to restore the faith. If
Hope Were Enough
documents how victims and survivors of egregious
crimes have suffered in conflict and non-conflict situations around
the world and examines the options available to women for justice.
It presents the imminent International Criminal Court as one of
the promising avenues of justice that women can have access to in
the future and exciting possibility of bringing changes at the national
level. WITNESS
is a pioneering organization in the use of video and technology
to fight for human rights. Witness gives human rights activists
video camera to help them to expose the crimes, right the
wrongs, and end impunity for human rights violators. WITNESS
partners with human rights organizations throughout the world
and trains grassroots activists in video and investigative
techniques. WITNESS
equips the latest technology, provides assistance in field
video productions, and ensures that the evidence generated
gets an international audience. Women's
Caucus for gender Justice, formed in the spring of 1997, is
a caucus of individuals and groups committed to: Produced
by the Contact: Women's Initiatives for Gender Justice
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