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2008 JusticeMakers

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International Day of the Disappeared observed in Nepal

On August 30th, family members and representatives from the human rights community, including JusticeMaker Ram Kumar Bhandari, gathered in Pokhara, Nepal to observe International Day of the Disappeared. Each year this day is recognized...

Read more 9 September, 2009 at 11:55 am ewilson

In Nepal, a small meeting brings hope

This past week, a small meeting of families that have suffered disappearances of loved ones during Nepal’s armed conflict was held in Chitwan district. About 20 people from Nawalparasi and Rupandehi districts were in...

Read more 16 July, 2009 at 5:45 pm ewilson

Committed to Reform: First Roundtable Discussion on Decongesting Zimbabwe’s Prisons a Success

On July 7, 2009, participants of IBJ-Zimbabwe‘s first official roundtable discussion spoke passionately about the role of lawyers in decongesting Zimbabwe’s prisons. The discussion was chaired by IBJ Fellow, Innocent Maja. In attendance was...

Read more 16 July, 2009 at 5:23 pm claroche

For Nepali activists, travel is a significant challenge

One significant challenge to activism in Nepal is the simple act of getting from one place to another, something many of us take for granted. Whether attending a meeting or speaking with people in...

Read more 16 July, 2009 at 5:17 pm ewilson

IBJ Delivers Black Letter Law to Burundians Entrusted to Uphold It

When operating within a nascent justice system, support can come in a variety of ways.   Take Olivier Niyonizigiye, a 2008 JusticeMakers Competition Finalist.   He took the entire week off work to assist the...

Read more 14 July, 2009 at 8:49 pm fcachat

‘In Manila, Justice Takes Time’ – Former Detainee Turned Paralegal Reflects on Experience

One of my coworkers in Manila has a very interesting story.  His experience illustrates not only the problems in the justice system in the Philippines, but also how the JusticeMakers are making a difference....

Read more 7 July, 2009 at 5:45 am tweidman

A Photojournalist’s first take on Nigeria, Rule of Law and JusticeMaker Patrick Dunkwu

The Nigerian justice system, like much of the country’s infrastructure, is in a state of serious disrepair. Many of the courthouses serve as appropriate metaphors in their varying states of neglect. Above: The degree of...

Read more 3 July, 2009 at 12:58 pm jdensky

JusticeMaker Buhle Dube’s Views on Human Rights, Africa, and Being a Pilot.

During a free hour in a hectic weekend of workshops Buhle Dube, JusticeMakers grant-winner and law professor at the University of Swaziland, leaned forward and described how he decided to become a lawyer.”Well I...

Read more 1 July, 2009 at 11:26 am wgunning

Photographs from the First Few Weeks with the JusticeMakers Project at CLEAR Kisumu

I have been working in Kisumu, Kenya with CLEAR(Christian Legal Education Aid and Research)-Kisumu, a JusticeMaker project, for three weeks now. I have been waiting patiently for excellent internet so that I can upload...

Read more 1 July, 2009 at 9:20 am imaclellan

Torture and police abuse take front stage during workshops with Swazi police

During workshops Buhle Dube and his JusticeMakers team held last weekend complaints from community police uncovered incidents of mob justice and torture. The team was in southern Swaziland at the villages of Matsanjeni in...

Read more 30 June, 2009 at 10:49 am wgunning
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