Awakening in Burundi and Rwanda, Part III
After Marlon vigorously searched through IBJ’s resumes, we found a French criminal defender who was interested in IBJ’s work....
Awakening in Burundi and Rwanda, Part II
IBJ began planning the Burundi training program in earnest in February of 2008. It was my responsibility to adapt...
Awakening in Burundi and Rwanda, Part I
I arrived at International Bridges to Justice in November of 2007 to fill the role of Deputy Director. Prior...
China and the Rule of Law
The following article was originally published in the December 2008 issue of the Montana Lawyer magazine: In January of...
An Ode to the JusticeMakers
The 2008 JusticeMakers Competition may be over but…the global community is just coming to life. This nascent community has...
IBJ Awards Eight JusticeMakers Fellowships for 2008
5,000-dollar seed grants go to innovative projects committed to changing criminal justice systems in developing countries GENEVA, SWITZERLAND (November...
Meet one of our JusticeMakers: Henry Nwaka Dunkwu from Nigeria
In some parts of the world, police detain individuals awaiting trials for an unspecified amount of time in prison...
Karen Tse Speaks about Emerging Legal Aid Programs on World Radio Geneva
International Bridges to Justice Founder and CEO Karen Tse made an appearance yesterday on World Radio Geneva, where she...
Participant Portrait from the Northwest Region Team Training in Xi’an
Attorney Mu Hongying gave up a successful private practice in 2002 to dedicate herself fully to helping those who...
Faces of IBJ: ISLP Volunteer Leslie Rosenberg
This September, I took a leave from my job as an assistant state public defender in the Office of...