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Roundtable discussions effect change in Burundi

During the last week of July, IBJ organized a roundtable in the town of Bubanza, roughly 45 minutes drive from Bujumbura. The choice of Bubanza as the venue for this activity was not neutral...

Read more 9 September, 2009 at 4:15 pm jbouzard

45 pre-trial detainees released from Bubanza Prison as result of an IBJ-organized roundtable

Problem solving happens in a number of different ways; a good theoretical understanding of the situation is necessary, but often, a targeted action is needed. That’s the conclusion lawyers, magistrates, police officers and prison...

Read more 9 September, 2009 at 11:34 am fcachat

The Task of Educating Women in Kenya’s Prisons

Inside the GK Prison Saloon – Photos by Ian MacLellan  Ian and I bought our first souvenirs today – woven baskets made by women at Kodiaga women’s prison – an appropriate first souvenir for our trip...

Read more 7 July, 2009 at 10:29 pm hjabir

Clear Provides One of a Kind Legal Training at Kibos Prison

“If the price of liberty is eternal vigilance, then the price of justice is continued legal literacy.”    Photo Ian MacLellan On Wednesday afternoons, Peter Onyango, a Justice Makers advocate and Rodney Oluoch , a CLEAR pro bono...

Read more 5 July, 2009 at 8:45 pm hjabir
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