PRESENTING: New Data & Key Findings on Government Accountability, Fundamental Rights, Access to Justice and More

On March 5th, the World Justice Project will launch the WJP Rule of Law Index® 2014, a report that measures how the rule of law is experienced by ordinary people around the world.

Our latest release of the Index relies on surveys gathered from over 100,000 citizens and experts worldwide to offer a comprehensive look at a country’s performance in regards to fundamental rights, justice, security, corruption, governance, and other rule of law issues.

This year’s Index includes:

New data: Updated scores and rankings for 99 countries across 8 primary rule of law indicators and 44 sub-factors. 

Additional countries: Afghanistan and Myanmar appear in the Index for the first time.

Data visualization: New country profiles that are easier to read and understand, and a new online data visualization of the data that brings the numbers to life. 

Changes over time: For the first time, the Index will include reporting on significant improvements and deterioration in rule of law adherence worldwide.

Global and regional key findings: Global highlights and an analysis of regional strengths, rule of law challenges, best and worst performers, and trends to watch.

We will be joined at our launch event at CUNY Graduate Center in New York City, New York by: 

Mr. Brackett Denniston, Senior Vice President and General Counsel, GE

Dr. Margret Sikwese, Chairman of the Board, Citizens for Justice, Malawi

Event Details

March 5, 2014
2:00 – 3:30 PM

CUNY Graduate Center
Recital Hall
365 5th Ave, New York, NY 10016

The event will be livestreamed - click here to watch on March 5th at 2pm

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