
Haydée Dijkstal
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Barrister at @33bedfordrow | Non-Resident Senior Fellow at @AtlanticCouncil | Int’l Criminal Law & Human Rights | Views my own
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Statement of #ICC Prosecutor Karim A. A. Khan KC: Applications for arrest warrants in the situation in #Afghanistan ⤵️ icc-cpi.int/news/statement…


Haydee Dijkstal Haydée Dijkstal acts as international counsel for Saudi teacher released from detention in Saudi Arabia after nearly 2 years and 3 months of detention based on the exercise of free expression on social media. #freeexpression #humanrights 33bedfordrow.co.uk/insights/news/…

SANAD Human Rights Organization expresses its deepest gratitude to Lawyer Haydee Dijkstal Haydée Dijkstal and her legal team for their tireless efforts and fruitful collaboration in advocating for the case of detainee Asaad Al-Ghamdi, who was released on February 13, 2025.


TOMORROW, 18 Feb @ 1800 GMT: IBAHRI and Bar Human Rights Committee of England & Wales present ‘Participation and Representation of Victims in Universal Jurisdiction Cases,’ the first panel in a series on #UniversalJurisdiction. Speakers include Haydée Dijkstal and Gissou Nia | گیسو نیا. Register: tinyurl.com/d68yp65u






A little delegation from 33 Bedford Row International attending this year’s International Bar Association War Crimes Committee conference in The Hague. Lovely to catch up with colleagues and friends along with Marie-Hélène Proulx and Aqsa Hussain. #IBAWCC #33BRIntl


Detained for nearly 9 mo, British national, Ahmed Al-Doush, is being tried on charges allegedly based on a tweet. His case raises serious concerns about his right to free expression/association, & basic due process and fair trial principles under intl law. theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/m…






Yesterday the APPG on Arbitrary Detention and Hostage Affairs held a hearing, and I was glad to provide info w/ Reprieve & Amnesty UK, on the arbitrary detention of British national, Ahmed Al-Doush, whose detention in Saudi Arabia, now 10 yr sentence, is based on free expression/assoc. See hostagesappg.co.uk/post/press-bri…