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IBJ Gathers in Geneva Fellows from Burundi, Cambodia, India, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe in June 2009

The idea of gathering IBJ Fellows, the backbone of the organization’s programs, had been forming for quite some time…it is now reality! From June 8th until June 11th, Abhijit Datta (Fellow from West Bengal,...

Read more 26 May, 2009 at 1:50 pm fcachat

Nigerian JusticeMakers fellow reports release of key defendants

The hearing of Patrick’s first criminal defendant was held on the 15th of May. The defendant, who was been accused of stealing a mobile phone handset, had previously been released on bail. At the...

Read more 19 May, 2009 at 10:58 am kwheeler

JusticeMakers gather in Bujumbura

The 2008 edition of the JusticeMakers competition was an undisputable success in Burundi. The large number of projects from Burundi is a testimonial of the vitality of human rights community in the country. As...

Read more 8 May, 2009 at 4:02 pm jbouzard

Legal Rights Forum begins poster campaign in Pakistan

To increase membership in the JusticeMakers online community, Tahir and the Legal Rights Forum (LRF) have started advertising by distributing JusticeMakers cards at the Karachi Bar Association and other district bar associations. They have...

Read more 30 April, 2009 at 4:06 pm kwheeler

A Robust Roundtable in Kampong Chhnang

In preparing for the inauguration of IBJ’s Regional Center in Pursat, our team in Cambodia hosted a criminal justice roundtable event. On April 20th, a total of seventy two participants gathered at the Kampong...

Read more 28 April, 2009 at 4:50 pm sdeely

Legal Rights Forum hosts conference on juvenile delinquency, prominent Pakistani organizations attend

On the 29th March of this year, the Legal Rights Forum (LRF) hosted a conference on issues concerning juvenile delinquency. A number of important NGOs and civil society organizations attended, including the NGO Resource...

Read more 21 April, 2009 at 10:45 am kwheeler

IBJ and MASUM Initiate Criminal Defence Training in West Bengal

GENEVA. Over 30 criminal defence lawyers will undertake a training programme in West Bengal, near Kolkata. The training will be co-hosted by International Bridges to Justice (Geneva, Switzerland) and MASUM, a community organizing and...

Read more 9 April, 2009 at 11:55 am Sanjeewa Liyanage

Brazilian JusticeMakers receives fellowship from American Society of International Law

Aziz Saliba, our JusticeMakers fellow from Brazil, has been awarded an Arthur Helton Fellowship from the American Society of International Law. Helton Fellowships provide financial assistance in the form of “micro-grants” for law students...

Read more 3 April, 2009 at 9:05 am kwheeler

Nigerian JusticeMakers fellow fights for the right to personal liberty in year-long court case

Patrick’s most recent case, concerning the theft of a car, has been drawn out for almost a year. In July of 2008, a man brought a Toyota Camry Car to a garage, where one...

Read more 2 April, 2009 at 3:53 pm kwheeler

JusticeMakers team fights case involving police abuse and extortion in Pakistan

Legal Rights Forum‘s latest case involves police corruption and violation of legal rights. An eye witness recorded the license-plate number of a getaway car. The witness says that of the five accused, three fled...

Read more 31 March, 2009 at 5:09 pm kwheeler
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