On the weekend of January 15-16, 110 judges, lawyers, prosecutors, academics, and government officials gathered in Beijing for the concluding conference of IBJ’s three-year project on juvenile justice reform in China. IBJ, in partnership...
International Bridges to Justice and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Singapore merged expertise with innovation to create the first-ever Criminal Justice Training for ASEAN countries in Singapore, 14-18 Feb 2011. Hosted at the beautiful...
After the prison we headed to the Provincial Court and met with the Chief Prosecutor,...
When we left Prey Veng one afternoon we began a long journey to go to Pursat...
I have always wondered how these lawyers will adjust to working in remote provinces with...
Visiting IBJ offices in provinces was something I eagerly awaited. My first visit was to...
Ed. Note: Part 1 of reflections on IBJ International Program Director Sanjeewa Liyanage’s Visit to Cambodia in 2010 I always look forward to visiting Cambodia. In early February this year I arrived in Phnom...
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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...
5,000-dollar seed grants go to innovative projects committed to changing criminal justice systems in developing countries GENEVA, SWITZERLAND (November 20, 2008) – International Bridges to Justice awarded eight JusticeMakers Fellowships for 2008 today. Recipients...
