Join us July 1 for a livestream event featuring 2019 key findings for the rule of law in Afghanistan.

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Livestream Launch Event

Insights from the World Justice Project’s new report, The Rule of Law in Afghanistan: Key Findings 2019

Wednesday, July 1, 2020

11:00 AM - 12:15 PM (EDT)
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The Rule of Law in Afghanistan

As governments face the devastating economic and social effects of the coronavirus pandemic, identifying and addressing rule of law issues related to transparency, corruption, human rights, and the delivery of justice will be paramount to the recovery process. The World Justice Project's (WJP) new report on the rule of law in Afghanistan presents a unique portrait of the country's rule of law strengths and weaknesses by using extensive survey data collected from the general public, in-country legal practitioners, and ground-breaking interviews with individuals incarcerated in the Afghan prison system.

The latest edition of this report reflects the experiences and perceptions of more than 17,500 Afghans interviewed over five years. The publication presents a comprehensive summary of the rule of law situation in Afghanistan and contains new, in-depth findings on the performance of the criminal justice system.

Join USIP and WJP for an in-depth conversation on the report's findings, as well as crucial factors for the rule of law in Afghanistan. Panelists will also discuss how the report can encourage data-driven policy choices and guide program development to strengthen the rule of law.

Speakers
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Scott Worden, moderator
Director, Afghanistan and Central Asia Programs, USIP

Alejandro Ponce, introductory remarks
Chief Research Officer, World Justice Project

Amy Gryskiewicz, report presentation
Director, Criminal Justice Research, World Justice Project

Abdullah Ahmadzai
Country Representative, Afghanistan, The Asia Foundation

Ghizal Haress
Ombudsperson, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

This livestream event is produced in partnership with the United States Institute of Peace. Learn more at usip.org ([link removed]) .
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