About Us
International Bridges to Justice (IBJ) is an independent, non-profit and non-governmental organization founded in 2000 that strives to protect due process and achieve fair trials for the accused throughout the world. In countries where governmental commitment to human rights principles has, as of yet, failed to meet its practical goal, IBJ fills the gap between human rights legislation and domestic implementation.
Mission and Goals
IBJ is dedicated to ensuring the basic legal rights of ordinary citizens.
Message from the CEO
Read about Karen Tse, and how she envisioned, founded and continues to lead International Bridges to Justice.
Vision and Values
We envisage a world where the legal rights of every man, woman and child are upheld and respected.
Our Team
Meet the IBJ staff, interns and volunteers working throughout the world.
Directors and Advisors
See the members of IBJ’s Governing Body.
Our Partners
Meet the leading organizations that help us achieve our vision.
Our Core Activities
Understand IBJ’s three-pillar approach to systemic, legal transformation.
Strategy and Methodology
See how we embrace existing legal structures to implement rule of law.
Impact and Achievements
Browse our list of programming achievements since IBJ was founded in 2000.
Publications
See our 2009, 2008 and 2007 annual reports, and our other publications.
IBJ currently operates in Cambodia, China, India, Burundi, Rwanda, Zimbabwe and Vietnam. In response to urgent requests, we are also expanding initiatives to reach other parts of the world. We envision a world without torture or unjust legal proceedings, and we work every day to achieve this end.
