Healthcare Facilities
Attacks on hospitals and medical personnel.
View Reports →The Association of Iran's Jurists (AIJ) investigates, documents, and advocates against violations of international humanitarian law — building the evidentiary record for accountability before international bodies.
AIJ was founded by a network of jurists committed to ensuring that violations of international humanitarian law do not go unrecorded. We believe accountability begins with rigorous, verifiable documentation.
Our work combines field investigation with legal expertise to produce reports that meet the evidentiary standards required by international courts, tribunals, and human rights mechanisms — independent of governments and political movements.
Learn more about AIJ →Our legal documentation work is organized around six categories of international humanitarian law violations.
Attacks on hospitals and medical personnel.
View Reports →Strikes on schools and education facilities.
View Reports →Destruction of protected cultural sites.
View Reports →Forced displacement of civilian populations.
View Reports →Attacks on places of worship.
View Reports →Responsibility of international sporting bodies.
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Our field research units gather primary evidence, witness testimony, and physical documentation from affected areas.
Our legal team evaluates findings against international humanitarian law and human rights law frameworks.
Verified findings are published and, where appropriate, referred to relevant international legal bodies.
AIJ's documentation meets a standard of rigor that is genuinely rare among independent legal organizations working in this space — their reports have been directly useful to our own casework.
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