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World Justice Project
  • About Us
  • Our Work
    • Research and Data
    • Scholarship
      • Rule of Law Research Consortium
      • Research Conferences
      • The Twin Crises of Public Health and the Rule of Law
    • Engagement
      • World Justice Forum
      • World Justice Challenge
      • Asia Pacific Justice Forum
      • Private Sector Partnership
      • Rule of Law Solutions
      • Anthony Lewis Journalism Prize
      • Program Library
      • Photo Essays
      • Network
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About Us

About the World Justice Project

The WJP is an independent, multidisciplinary organization working to advance the rule of law worldwide.

Overview

  • What is the Rule of Law?
  • Our Approach
  • Mission
  • Publications

Who We Are

  • Board of Directors
  • Honorary Chairs
  • Officers
  • Leadership Council
  • Our Team
  • Supporters
  • Financials

Connect

  • Email Sign Up
  • Podcast
  • News
  • Press
  • Multimedia
  • Employment
  • Contact

Our Work

Our Work

We engage advocates from across the globe and from multiple work disciplines to advance the rule of law.

Scholarship

  • Rule of Law Research Consortium
  • Research Conferences
  • The Twin Crises of Public Health and the Rule of Law

Research

  • World Justice Project EUROVOICES
  • Rule of Law in the United States
  • Atlas of Legal Needs Surveys
  • Global Insights on Access to Justice 2019
  • Grasping the Justice Gap
  • Measuring the Justice Gap
  • Why the UN Needs an Official SDG Indicator on Measuring Access to Civil Justice
  • The Rule of Law in Mexico
  • Environmental Governance Indicators for Latin America and the Caribbean
  • Country Reports
  • Endorsements

Engagement

  • World Justice Forum
  • World Justice Challenge
  • Asia Pacific Justice Forum
  • Private Sector Partnership
  • Rule of Law Solutions
  • Anthony Lewis Journalism Prize
  • Program Library
  • Photo Essays
  • Network