The Canadian Centre for International Justice/Centre canadien pour la justice internationale is a charitable organization that works with survivors of genocide, torture and other atrocities to seek redress and bring perpetrators to justice.

If you would like information or support in relation to your own experiences, if you have information about a potential perpetrator in Canada, or if you would like to get involved with the CCIJ, we encourage you to contact us at .

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Sign CCIJ's petition, and send a letter to the federal government, in support of Bill C-483, a proposed bill to amend Canada's State Immunity Act.

Stephan Kazemi continues to wait for justice

August 26, 2010
On seventh anniversary of Zahra Kazemi's death, decision on critical issue of state immunity is pending.

CCIJ's Executive Director wins Tarnopolsky Human Rights Award

August 16, 2010
Prestigious award recognizes outstanding contribution to domestic or international human rights.

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Participate in the Fragments and Sightings Exhibit

July 23, 2010

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Complaint filed against US psychologist for torture

July 7, 2010
Psychologist implicated in torture at Guantanamo at same time as Omar Khadr's detention.

Concerns about Canada's position at ICC conference

June 11, 2010
Proposals in Kampala on crime of aggression could politicize the Court.

Related news release - CCIJ calls for Canadian leadership before Kampala

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