The WATCH project, led by The Advocates for Human Rights, draws on international human rights standards and the practice of court monitoring to defend the human rights of survivors of domestic abuse, sexual assault, and sex trafficking. WATCH volunteers observe and document the court experience and analyze the legal response to gender-based violence.
Learn more about the WATCH project's vision, grounding principles, and history in the slidedeck below. The navigation menu will appear when you hover over the lower right corner of the window. You may also download a PDF copy.
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Monday, October 2, 2017
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Court Monitoring: WATCH’s First Look at Ramsey County Criminal Courts
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Thursday, December 1, 2016
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Sex Trafficking Cases: Where a Public Movement Meets the Criminal Justice System
