KC, Managing Partner Global Rights Compliance Law Firm and Foundation, Counsel, Mobile Justice Teams, Corporate Due Diligence.

Kyiv, Hague, London, WashDC
Joined February 2017
Tomorrow at The Conduit! We look forward to @WayneJordash KC and Paul van Zyl’s conversation on transitional justice and its role in addressing serious human rights violations, advancing accountability and supporting recovery and reparations. More details below👇
1/2 On 20th October @WayneJordash KC, President of GRC, will join Paul van Zyl, Co-Founder and CEO of the Conduit, to take stock of the role transitional justice has played in their own lives and careers, as well as on the world stage.
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Trump may have betrayed Kyiv but Europe’s hypocrites are also to blame thetimes.com/article/425e3d0…
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1/2 GRC will present new findings on how North Korean workers reach Russia on student visas, and how Pyongyang’s repression follows its nationals into Russia, China and South Korea. What can Europe do? 📅 3 November 🕓 16:00–18:30 CET 📍 Press Club Brussels Europe
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3/4 The Instruction sets out guidance for safeguarding the rights and well-being of victims and survivors throughout the investigative process, including requirements relating to informed consent, risk assessment, access to support services, and confidentiality safeguards.
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2/4 The Instruction was developed through a collaborative process involving GRC, the United Kingdom Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative (UK PSVI) expert Ingrid Elliott, the OPG and regional prosecutors, and investigators from the NPU and SBU.
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1/4 The @gp_ukraine, @ServiceSsu, and @mvs_ua, on behalf of the @NPU_GOV_UA, have signed a new Instruction for the pre-trial investigation of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV).
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2/2 Read more in our new report: globalrightscompliance.org/n…
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1/2 After months of delays in securing certification as a Collective Bargaining Agent (CBA), a garment worker and his colleagues sought support from a local labour support centre. Paralegals helped them pursue the case, and they ultimately obtained their CBA certificate.
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Earlier this week, I joined the OSCE ODIHR side event “Domestic War Crimes Adjudication in Ukraine: A Driver of International Law and Justice” at the Warsaw Human Dimension Conference. Photo credit: OSCE
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FPV drone attacks against civilians to the challenges posed by increasingly sophisticated and autonomous drone technologies.
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Ukraine’s experience matters beyond its own prosecutions. The approaches being developed today will inform how similar crimes are investigated and prosecuted in other jurisdictions. Thank you to @OSCE ODIHR for the opportunity to contribute to this important discussion.
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1/2 A new op-ed by Elise Lauriot Prevost, Nadiia Vaskivska and Anastasiia Vorobiova examines Russia’s systematic use of starvation against civilians in occupied Oleshky and the international humanitarian law violations arising from the blockade.
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No chance. Ukraine will stand.
Putin was offered a deal: Ukraine would stop striking oil refineries, and Russia would stop attacking power, heating and other utilities so ordinary people could get through the winter. He said no. He is counting on breaking Ukraine this winter. I do not believe he will succeed.
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Wayne Jordash retweeted
If you want to live, give us just Part of Moldova Ok part of Georgia Ok but none of Ukraine Ok Just Crimea Ok just Crimea & part of Donetsk Ok Just Crimea & all of Donetsk Ok Just Crimea & all of Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk & Zaporizhzhia Ok all Ukraine And we will stop there
Give us Ukraine and you will be alive. And safe. We will stop there. Otherwise the things will be unpredictable.
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GRC's unique MJT model brings international lawyers (both national and foreign) together on the ground, working with Ukrainian prosecutors and investigators to obtain evidence of Russian crimes. Read the article about GRC’s MJTs work in Ukraine: thetimes.com/world/russia-uk…
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Wayne Jordash retweeted
What I genuinely don’t understand is why russia thinks every country around it has to live according to what russia wants. Poland is discussing producing Patriot missiles on Polish territory, as part of efforts to expand production for Ukraine and European defence. And somehow russia thinks its “military doctrine” should determine what Poland is allowed to do in Poland. Every country around russia is apparently the problem. Everyone is “hostile.” Everyone is “provoking” russia simply by making sovereign decisions Moscow doesn’t like. If you have a problem with everyone around you, maybe everyone around you isn’t the problem. Maybe you are.
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