Press Releases

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA: Following a meeting of the Treaty Council in Sydney this week our Chief Justice of the International Tribunal for Natural Justice, Sir John Walsh of Brannagh had the opportunity to meet with The Honourable Julie Bishop, Foreign Minister of Australia. Sir John has been advising the Treaty Council which represents the interests of the Indigenous First Peoples in Australia (the Great Southern Land). Foreign Minister Bishop has recently expressed support for the ITNJ’s Judicial Commission of Inquiry into ...

Press Release – ITNJ Official Announcement Judicial Commission of Inquiry Into Human Trafficking and Child Sex Abuse Two years have passed since the Inauguration and Ceremonial Seating of the International Tribunal for Natural Justice on 15th June 2015 at Westminster Hall in London. The event marked the momentous occasion of the 800th anniversary of the signing of the western world’s most ancient and cherished legal treasure, the Magna Carta. The ITNJ’s inauguration saw dignitaries from around the world, international diplomatic ...

Notice 1 May 2017 Since the announcement of the ITNJ Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Human Trafficking and Child Sex Abuse our Chief Justice, Sir John Walsh of Brannagh, has been subjected to deliberate, planned, and sustained attacks on his professional standing, his character, and his reputation. These cowardly attacks have emanated from rogue elements in the legal profession and the judiciary and from corrupt influences in the political, government, and commercial sectors. We state and confirm on behalf of ...

Following the recent constitutional review and associated process, wherein the ITNJ Trustees determined that the most impactful direction for the ITNJ to move in the near term is to focus on judicial commissions of inquiry rather than landmark cases with third parties, and given that the ITNJ does not have sufficient resources to support multiple cases from multiple parties at the present time, the Trustees have determined to temporarily suspend the application process to the ITNJ in order that false ...

Report of the ITNJ Board of Trustees on Results of the Annual Constitutional Review Approved on 14 February 2017   Overview Each year the Board of Trustees convenes to consider the adequacy of the ITNJ Constitution to fulfil its mandate by the people. When conducting its reviews, the Board gives consideration to the following matters: General observations and questions arising throughout the year Strategic considerations The alignment of each constitutional provision, and the constitution as a whole, with the ITNJ ...

Victoria Legal Services Commissioner Level 5 555 Bourke Street Melbourne Vlc 3000 By email only: [email protected] 8th December 2016 FAO: Tino Staglionio Your ref: COM-2016-1074 Dear Sir, I write on behalf of the Board of Trustees of the International Tribunal for Natural Justice (ITNJ) having been forwarded, from our Chief Justice, Sir John Walsh of Brannagh, a complaint served by your office apparently against him and other Officers of the Court, for alleged misconduct whilst representing the ITNJ. We respond ...

Chief Justice Walsh of Branagh reads into the record a statement from NCPA executive leadership detailing their reasons for postponing the trial, including threats of violence against members of the NCPA by militant fathers rights groups, and concerns for the safety of witnesses and the protection of the identities of mothers and children still under court orders and/or who fear for their safety. Full video published here.

In the few weeks leading up to the trial, listed for 12 September to 16 September 2016, the Applicant has reached out to Chief Justice John Walsh of Brannagh, with urgent concerns, which include the security and privacy of its witnesses, and of its own members. In fact, we have been informed that the NCPA’s members have received specific threats of harm and death. Such requiring immediate action by the ITNJ, it has been decided that though a hearing will ...

At 8AM (GMT+2) on Wednesday 16 December 2015, the ITNJ held a second directions hearing for the matter of Unified Common Law Grand Jury of Southern Africa (‘UZA’) v Republic of South Africa, and Constitutional Court of South Africa. Like the first directions hearing, this hearing was conducted virtually, and Chief Justice of the ITNJ, Sir John Walsh of Brannagh, presided over the matter from his Chambers in Melbourne, Australia. Similarly, UZA was represented at the hearing by its Administrator, ...