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Innovations in the Rule of Law

The importance of the (inter)national rule of law for peace, fairness, and economic growth is generally acknowledged inside and outside the United Nations. However, there is mounting scepticism regarding the success of rule of law promotion by the UN and other international organizations and donors at the national and international levels during the past two decades.

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Event Highlight: Transitional Justice and Displacement

Event Title: Transitional Justice and Displacement Location: The Brookings Institution Date: July 26, 2012 Host Organization:  The Brookings-LSE Project on Internal Displacement and the International Center for Transitional Justice Panelists: Megan Bradley, Fellow at The Brookings Institution

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Environmental Law Education and Compliance in Northeastern Sri Lanka

To improve the enforcement of environmental laws in Sri Lanka, this program trained lawyers on environmental laws, conducted community workshops to educate citizens about their rights, and built the ...

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Enhancing Capacity Building for Promoting Environmental Justice in Benin

Many government officials in Benin do not consider the rights of local communities when designing environmental laws and programs. To address this challenge, CAF organized a series of seminars ...

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Legal Empowerment of the Urban Poor

In India, the urban poor are often unable to exercise their basic rights, such as accessing courts and social services. The Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) developed an integrated plan to ...

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Multi-Country Study of Women's Land Property Rights

To better understand the conflicting customary laws that prevent women from owning and inheriting land, Landesa conducted a study of the formal and customary laws and practices governing the rights of ...

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Women's Legal Clinic and Campaign Against Gender-based Violence

Women’s rights violations in Nigeria are often justified under the pretext of customary and sharia law. Through this program, WACOL established two legal aid clinics to educate Nigerian women on their ...

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Fatou Bensouda Sworn in as Chief Prosecutor of ICC

The former Minister of Justice from Gambia was sworn in as the new prosecutor of the International Criminal Court in The Hague on June 14, 2012. Ms. Bensouda was a panelist at the World Justice Forum III in Barcelona, where she spoke on reconciling the rule of law with traditional systems of justice. On 8 September 2004, Mrs. Fatou Bensouda was elected Deputy Prosecutorby the Assembly of States Parties. She is in charge of the Prosecution Division of the Officeof the Prosecutor.

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