
Korean Peace Project
Web
page * Contact info
Task force on the Americas
Web
page * Contact info
Cuba Subcommittee
Web
page * Contact info

Haiti Subcommittee
Web
page * Contact info
International Labor Justice Working Group
Web
page * Contact info
United Nations Subcommittee
Web
page * Contact info
Philippines Subcommittee
Web
page * Contact info
Free Palestine Subcommittee
Web
page * Contact info
Africa Subcommittee
Web
page * Contact info
IADL XVIIth CONGRESS IN HANOI
Web
page * Contact info
Working Group on Torture
Web
page * Contact info
Article 9 Working Group
Web
page * Contact info
Agent Orange Working Group
Web
page * Contact info
Iran Subcommittee
Web
page * Contact info
National Lawyers Guild
Main site
Website Designed by
![]()
August 25, 2010
In early May, 2010, a seven member delegation from the National Lawyers Guild (NLG) in the U.S. traveled to the Philippines to observe their 2010 elections. This trip was part of a broader effort by the NLG to work in solidarity with human rights lawyers and people’s organizations in the Philippines....
August 23, 2010
The following letter was sent to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon on behalf of the Guild, in response to the news that Alvaro Uribe Velez, former president of Colombia, was to be nominated as vice-chair of the UN investigatory committee on the Gaza flotilla:
The National Lawyers Guild, an association of U.S. lawyers, law students and legal workers committed to human rights, urges that you reconsider the nomination of Alvaro Uribe Velez, former President of Colombia, as Vice-chair of the Panel of Inquiry into the Israeli attack on the humanitarian flotilla to Gaza....
August 16, 2010
The National Lawyers Guild expresses its grave concern for the well-being of the family of Attorney Mohammed Mostafee-his spouse, Ms. Fereshteh Halimi and her brother, Mr. Farhad Halimi-and calls for their immediate release. Mr. Mostafaee, the attorney representing Sakineh Mohammadi-Ashtiani, a 43 year-old mother of two who has been sentenced to death by stoning after being convicted of adultery, was questioned for four hours on July 24, 2010, at the Evin prison. That same day, Ms. Halimi and her brother were arrested for allegedly assisting Mr. Mostafaee to avoid arrest. Mr. Mostafaee has since fled to Turkey seeking asylum.
...
August 10, 2010
Millions of Agent Orange victims in Vietnam are living with and dying from diseases and birth defects left behind from the U.S.’ spraying of Agent Orange and other chemicals during the Vietnam War. This legacy of the war, more than 35 years ago, also sickens and kills U.S. veterans and their children and grandchildren....
By Emily Yozell
August 3, 2010
The joint report of the October 2009 joint delegation to Honduras of the National Lawyers Guild, the Association of American Jurists and the International Association of Democratic Lawyers is now available in English. This important report details the constitutional and political aspects of the coup in Honduras, and provides an important constitutional law analysis of the coup.
Download PDF of NLG, AAJ, IADL Joint Report on Constitutional Issues and Honduras Coup ...
August 3, 2010
The National Lawyers Guild, in coordination with other legal and grassroots human rights organizations, addressed this letter to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, calling upon the State Department to act on the case of Ameer Makhoul, Palestinian human rights advocate and leader among Palestinian citizens of Israel, who has been imprisoned on trumped-up security charges and subjected to torture.
Download PDF of Letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton regarding Ameer Makhoul ...
June 21, 2010
To download and read the report click the link below.
Presentation to the United Nations Decolonization Committee (pdf)...
June 21, 2010
Israeli commission of inquiry into flotilla attack will follow mold of Winograd commission after Lebanon war, with serious allegations dismissed as "propaganda."...
![]()
The NLG International Committee (IC) supports legal work around the world "to the end that human rights shall be regarded as more sacred than property interests." As lawyers, law students, and legal activists, we seek to change U.S. foreign policy that threatens, rather than engages, or is based on a model of domination rather than respect. The Guild provides assistance and solidarity to movements in the United States and abroad that work for social justice in this increasingly interconnected world.
The NLG IC plays an active role in international conferences, delegations and on-going projects that examine and seek to remedy conditions caused by illegal U.S. or corporate pracitices. By bringing an alternative perspective to multinational institutions, schools, community centers and congressional hearings, the IC and its members actively educate, litigate, and truth-seek toward the end of social justice.
Get involved with us today and be part of building a more peaceful and just world.
Learn more about the International Committee and its history.
Calls to Action!
Upcoming Events
There are no upcoming Events that we know of right now. If you would like to submit one, please contact
This is an exciting time to be involved in the Guild’s international work. JOIN US! International Committee dues are only $25 a year!
Donations to the International Committee are greatly appreciated!
"Your interest and support has been a great encouragement to us at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission."
-- Desmond Tutu on the Guild's work in South Africa