Paths to Justice

With justice in Afghanistan denied, the Ham Diley Handbook offers a practical pathway to accountability. Co-created with Afghanistan’s diaspora communities and legal advocates, it is a survivor-centered guide to using universal jurisdiction to hold perpetrators of atrocity crimes accountable—wherever justice can be pursued.

Our Mission in Action

We work across borders to support justice, empower communities, and build momentum for accountability.

We explore legal avenues such as universal jurisdiction to help hold perpetrators of atrocity crimes accountable — wherever they may be.

Our work is driven by diaspora communities and those affected by violence, ensuring their voices shape justice efforts.

Knowledge & Resources

Access our digital handbook to understand the potential of international justice mechanisms in the Afghan context.

  • UN Security Council Briefing on Afghanistan by Azadah Raz Mohammad

    UN Security Council Briefing on Afghanistan by Azadah Raz Mohammad

    This statement was made by Ms. Azadah Raz Mohammad, Co-Founder of the Ham Diley Campaign, at the United Nations Security Council Meeting on Afghanistan on 10 March. To watch the video, click here. Excellencies, Thank you for the opportunity to brief you on the human rights crisis in Afghanistan. My name is Azadah Raz…

  • Handbook on Universal Jurisdiction

    Handbook on Universal Jurisdiction

    A collaboration between Monash Law Clinics and PhD students has produced the Handbook on Universal Jurisdiction: Holding the Taliban Accountable for International Crimes. Members of the Afghanistan diaspora living in Melbourne recently gathered with supporters to launch the Handbook on Universal Jurisdiction. The book is the result of many years of work by the…

  • Keynote by Ambassador Waissi at the Launch of the Universal Jurisdiction Handbook

    Keynote by Ambassador Waissi at the Launch of the Universal Jurisdiction Handbook

    At the recent launch of the “Handbook on Universal Jurisdiction: Holding the Taliban Accountable for International Crimes”, key figures from the legal, diplomatic, and academic spheres gathered to discuss the critical importance of pursuing justice for crimes committed in Afghanistan. The event, held in collaboration with Monash Law, saw a range of distinguished speakers,…

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