Karen Tse Speaks about Rule of Law, Human Rights in China
International Bridges to Justice Founder and CEO Karen Tse speaks at the 2008 Committee of 100 Conference. The Committee...
The Khmer Rouge, Security Prison 21, and the Progress of Cambodian Criminal Justice
With the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia now starting the process of prosecuting the top planners and...
Criminal Justice, Cambodian Naming, and First Photo Impressions of Phnom Penh
Greetings! I’m happy to be reporting from the Kingdom of Cambodia for IBJ. I’ll be here for the next...
Rwanda: Rights Advocacy Platform Launched
The New Times (Kigali) By Moses Gahigi International Bridges to Justice (IBJ), a Geneva-based firm, yesterday officially entered into...
IBJ Launches Training Workshop in Bujumbura, Burundi
Well, it’s been a week since I arrived and met African Program leader Marlon Zakeyo and IBJ Deputy Director...
Brushing up on the Cambodian Criminal Procedure Code
On April 29, IBJ’s Cambodia office sponsored a training workshop for young criminal defense lawyers. IBJ Fellow Ouk Vandeth...
Building Coalitions for Criminal Justice Transformation – New York Style
As part of her effort to engage the global criminal justice community, IBJ Founder and CEO Karen Tse participated...
A Beautiful New Venue for Innovation in Criminal Justice
Wow. Look at this gorgeous site. Thanks to our web developer Tadib Muqtada, the insight of IBJ’s rock star intern...
Criminal law classes, terracotta warriors, and visions of the future in China
I have just returned from a week in China in my capacity as Deputy Director for International Bridges to...
Reflections on the Rwandan Genocide: 14 Years Later
As an intern at IBJ, I was lucky enough to be able to accompany the IBJ staff to the...