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The bulletin, Access, was created within the context of the activities
of the UVR in working to promote the rights and needs of victims
at the International Criminal Court.
The chief aim of the bulletin is to facilitate the sharing of information and communication between victims and their representatives, the International Criminal Court, non-governmental organisations, and others interested in international criminal justice.
By providing a dedicated space to take into account victims' rights, needs and interests, the bulletin helps victims and those who work with them to access clear and reliable information about the Court, and will provide a forum for victims to express their concerns.
In This Issue: 61 more victims participate in DRC situation, Lubanga Case: Landmark decision on victim participation, Colombia's peace & justice process: shielding paramilitaries from accountability? Interview with Head of Victims' Unit in Cambodia's Extraordinary Chambers, Law reform initiative in Sudan, Darfur case before Sudan Constitutional Court, Victims' voices in Lubanga case, Ugandan civil society concerned about Annex to Accounability Agreement, Lira Workshop develops Victims' strategy, Pre-trial Chamber considers first projects of the Victims' Trust Fund
