As Jair Bolsonaro was sworn in as president on the first day of 2019, civil society was left to anticipate which of the plethora of problematic promises he has made will be kept and prioritized.

"Access to Justice," the Winter 2019 issue of Dædalus from the Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, offers a multidisciplinary examination of Access to Justice challenges.

Join us for a Washington, D.C. presentation of the English edition of the WJP Mexican States Rule of Law Index 2018, on January 24, 2019 from 12 PM to 1:30 PM at WilmerHale.

In 2018, the rule of law came under increasing pressure worldwide. But with your help as supporters, partners, and advocates, the World Justice Project is making a difference. In our top stories from 2018, explore how the WJP is furthering justice, opportunity, and peace in the world.

This week, the world celebrates Human Rights Day and the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a critical opportunity for the global justice and rule of law community to reflect on the current status of human rights around the world.

First published in Spanish in October of 2018, the WJP Mexico States Rule of Law Index 2018 is now available in English.

We are humbled and honored to have been chosen by the Paris Peace Forum as one of ten winning projects.

The 2018 midterm elections in the U.S. have come and gone. As the think pieces roll in on the who, where, and why of voter turnout and civic participation, it’s worth reflecting on perceptions of free and fair elections.

As a companion to WJP's Rule of Law Talk podcast conversation with Robert Muggah, we dive into what WJP Rule of Law Index data tells us about the current state of the rule of law in Brazil—and what the election of Jair Bolsonaro means for Brazil's future.