Justice Council Plan

Enforce the rulings already won

The courts have ruled. The ICJ has ordered Israel to prevent genocide and declared the occupation unlawful, the ICC has issued its warrants, and UN investigators have found genocide in Gaza and its hallmarks in Darfur. What is missing is states, markets and societies acting on them.

So the Council opens no new cases: for twelve months it builds the bodies that make the existing rulings bite, across Palestine, Sudan, the Rohingya, the Uyghurs and India's Muslims. AI does every piece of the work; a Management and Supervision Team of 5 approves before anything goes out or is acted on.

The plan in figures

Five cases, one year

5

Cases

Each on its own track.
10

Goals

What must be true by month 12.
32

Actions, all by AI

Quarter by quarter.
5

Managers approve

Before anything goes out.
The cases

Five cases, each on its own track

Palestine

Gaza, the West Bank and al-Quds.

Sudan

Darfur and El Fasher.

The Rohingya

Myanmar and the camps of Bangladesh.

The Uyghurs

East Turkistan (Xinjiang).

India's Muslims

India and Kashmir.
Alignment

Alignment with our purposes

Three purposes the Qur'an states for creation and revelation: tawḥīd, justice and mercy. Each principle the plan works by serves one of them.

Tawḥīd

“Judging by what Allah sent down, and giving Allah His due first.” (Qur'an 4:59)

Justice

“Allah sent the Book and the Balance “so that people may uphold equity”.” (Qur'an 57:25)

Mercy

“Justice gives each their due; mercy gives beyond it.” (Qur'an 16:90)
Values

The values each goal guards

Life

“There is life for you in QiSāS, O people of wisdom, so that you may refrain (from killing)” (Qur'an 2:179)

Freedom from oppression and bondage

“because they have been wronged” (Qur'an 22:39)

Human dignity and honour

“not produce four witnesses” (Qur'an 24:4)

Wealth

“Do not eat up each other's property by false means” (Qur'an 2:188)
Who approves

A team approves, AI does everything

Manages and supervises the Council. AI does all of the work in every department, from research and intake to drafting, filing, sending and keeping the books; the team sets the priorities, approves before anything goes out or is acted on, checks a sample of the AI's work each week and answers for the Council in public. Nothing leaves the Council without the team's approval.Each manager approves the actions in their field; the Chair is the second signature on money and on anything said in the Council's name.

Chair

Shūrā and public audit at both levels; the second signature on every payment and every public statement in the Council's name; speaks for the Council.

Legal Manager

Every position paper, filing, brief and instruction to counsel from the four Legal departments, local and regional and global.

Advocacy and Lobby Manager

Every submission, campaign and meeting of both Lobby departments.

Protection and Investigations Manager

Which cases and victims the four Protection departments take up, and every report that names anyone.

Operations, Finance and AI Manager

The Economic and Secretariat departments: every loan, payment, referral and memorandum; and the AI itself.
Goals

Goals by month 12

Open a goal for the principles it rests on, and the purpose and values it serves.
The year

Quarter by quarter

Every action, what AI does and what the team approves.
Q1
Months 1-3Lay the foundations: the Compact charter, the listings tracker, the waqf trust, and the first Ramadan giving. (8 actions)
Q2
Months 4-6Sign the Compact, open the protection facility's design, and start applying the measures in national law and at the ports. (8 actions)
Q3
Months 7-9Make non-compliance costly: General Assembly follow-up, market exclusion lists, UAE-gold and Blocking Statute action, and the protection facility open. (8 actions)
Q4
Months 10-12Use the September General Assembly and the Dec 2027 EU deadline to lock in enforcement: seat denied, warrants enforced, designations widened. (8 actions)
Q1

Months 1-3

Lay the foundations: the Compact charter, the listings tracker, the waqf trust, and the first Ramadan giving.
Q2

Months 4-6

Sign the Compact, open the protection facility's design, and start applying the measures in national law and at the ports.
Q3

Months 7-9

Make non-compliance costly: General Assembly follow-up, market exclusion lists, UAE-gold and Blocking Statute action, and the protection facility open.
Q4

Months 10-12

Use the September General Assembly and the Dec 2027 EU deadline to lock in enforcement: seat denied, warrants enforced, designations widened.
Milestones

What will be done, and when

M2
Justice Council Relief Waqf Trust is registered with trustees and a sharia boardCases: Palestine, Sudan, The Rohingya, The Uyghurs, India's Muslims.
M4
Founding states sign the Compact charterCases: Palestine, Sudan, The Rohingya.
M5
Independent Scholars' Council issues its first joint rulings on the duty to enforce the existing rulingsCases: Palestine, Sudan, The Rohingya, The Uyghurs, India's Muslims.
M6
First Compact states table laws revoking arms licences and ordering arrest on entryCases: Palestine.
M7
Compact Protection Facility opens with its first member statesCases: Palestine, Sudan, The Rohingya.
M7
An Indian court hears the first contempt petition on demolitions that breach the 2024 guidelinesCases: India's Muslims.
M8
General Assembly reconvenes its emergency special session to follow up resolution ES-10/24Cases: Palestine.
M9
Shippers, insurers and investors adopt the first exclusion list built from the listingsCases: Palestine, Sudan, The Rohingya, The Uyghurs.
M9
European Commission activates the Blocking Statute to protect ICC staffCases: Palestine, Sudan, The Rohingya.
M10
General Assembly denies Myanmar's junta the UN seatCases: The Rohingya.
M11
Compact states adopt arrest-on-entry orders for the ICC fugitivesCases: Palestine, Sudan.
M11
European Commission adopts the 'substantiated concern' definition and names Xinjiang high-riskCases: The Uyghurs.
What we build

What we build, and what AI runs

Genocide Convention Enforcement Compact

A treaty body of willing states that enforces existing ICJ orders, ICC warrants and UN resolutions together, so no state acts alone against the patrons.

Compact Protection Facility

A mutual, riba-free (interest-free) pool among member states that covers losses from US financial retaliation and settles enforcement trade in local currencies.

Justice Council Relief Waqf Trust

A registered waqf trust with trustees and a sharia board that holds zakat and waqf for Gaza, Sudan, the Rohingya camps and Uyghur families.

Independent Scholars' Council

A cross-school council of scholars that issues joint rulings on the duty to enforce the existing rulings, in place of the captured OIC Fiqh Academy.
Run by AI

The platforms AI runs

Listings and enforcement tracker

Documents the firms, vessels, flights, refiners and brokers that carry arms, fuel, gold and forced-labour goods to the perpetrators, to a standard national courts need, and shares findings with the UN mechanisms; it holds no witness data and builds no court-evidence store.

Justice Council campaign and legislator hub

A public website with the Compact's charter, state-by-state compliance scorecard, campaigns, petitions and a legislator tracker, so supporters can press their own governments.

Zakat and relief giving portal

The giving app in front of the Relief Waqf Trust: it accepts zakat and waqf, shows published accounts and sends donors to the trust; the trust, not the app, holds all money.

Scholars' rulings library

Publishes the Independent Scholars' Council's joint rulings and sermon kits for each of the five cases, with sources.

Legal-aid and early-warning app

Refers families to legal-aid groups for demolition, eviction and citizenship cases and carries early-warning bulletins on India; data is minimised and encrypted.
Partners

Who we work with, and what we ask of them

From ruling to justice

Where the plan stands

1
Documentation and evidence · Already wonSurvivors, civil society and monitors record what happened.
2
Investigation by UN mechanisms · Already wonLeft to the UN mechanisms; the listings tracker shares what it finds on suppliers with them rather than duplicating their work.
3
Court findings: provisional measures · Already wonLeft to the parties already in court; the plan enforces the orders and opens no new case.
4
Court findings: merits · Already wonLeft to the Court and the parties; when The Gambia v Myanmar is decided, enforcing that judgment joins the plan.
5
Enforcement · This planThe Genocide Convention Enforcement Compact, the Compact Protection Facility and the listings and enforcement tracker put arms, fuel, port and trade measures into national law and make listed suppliers visible.
6
Accountability of individuals · AfterThe Compact asks states for arrest-on-entry orders and national courts to apply existing rulings, with the EU Blocking Statute to shield ICC staff.
7
Reparation and return · AfterThe Justice Council Relief Waqf Trust funds relief and UNRWA's cut services and the plan opposes unsafe returns.
8
Prevention of recurrence · AfterThe Legal-aid and early-warning app and the Independent Scholars' Council carry warnings and rulings to states, mosques and UN bodies.
Lessons

What was tried, and what we do instead

Risks

What could stop us, and what we do about it

About this plan

Written by AI, approved by people

The plan is the Council's Genocide Plan (it was also at /genocide-action-plan, which opens this page now), written by AI from the Council's research as of November 2026 and rewritten whenever that research changes.Who approves each action, and how each principle lines up with our purposes and values, are our proposal for discussion; they have not been reviewed by a scholar.
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