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

Register for International Justice Course in Ottawa

CCIJ's highly acclaimed CPD course on international justice
returns to Ottawa.

Read CCIJ's document for survivors Justice for Human Rights Abuses: How Can the CCIJ Help You?

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May 21-22, 2012
Watch U.N. Committee's examination of Canada's compliance with Convention against Torture

April 30, 2012
Jury selection begins in Mungwarere case, Canada's second Rwandan genocide trial

CPD Ottawa, June 2012
CCIJ's highly acclaimed CPD course on international justice returns to Ottawa

April 24, 2012
Supreme Court in Van Breda/Charron leaves positive Court of Appeal ruling intact

April 23, 2012
CCIJ accepting applications for articling student in 2013-14

April 23, 2012
News Release
Failure to Prosecute Bush for Torture Merits UN Reprimand

April 23, 2012
News Release/Event
National Day of Remembrance and Action on Mass Atrocities

March 26, 2012
News Release
Suit against Canadian company goes to Supreme Court

March 15, 2012
The ICC's first verdict: No time for Canada to step back (Op-ed by Jayne Stoyles)

March 14, 2012
News Release
The International Criminal Court hands down first verdict  

January 31, 2012
News Release
Congolese massacre survivors to pursue justice at the Supreme Court of Canada 

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