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Subject Applebaum & Ressa Exclusive / World Justice Forum Highlights / Upcoming Rule of Law Index / Remembering Bill Neukom
Date August 27, 2025 10:00 AM
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** Remembering William H. Neukom (1942-2025)
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The World Justice Project was founded on the vision of Bill Neukom. His unwavering belief in the power of the rule of law to create communities of justice, opportunity, and peace shaped our organization and its mission. It is with deep gratitude that we remember his profound humanity, his tireless commitment to justice, and his extraordinary ability to bring people together.

To honor his legacy and carry forward this work, we have established the William H. Neukom Rule of Law Fund. This fund is dedicated to defending the rule of law in three critical areas: countering the rise of authoritarianism, advancing people-centered justice, and expanding environmental rule of law. We invite you to join us in turning Bill's vision into a reality for people worldwide.
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World Justice Forum Highlights
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Two months ago, the World Justice Forum 2025 concluded, and it was a powerful week for the rule of law. Over 550 participants from more than 80 countries convened in Warsaw, Poland, united by a shared commitment to justice and accountability.

Across three days, WJ ([link removed]) Forum plenaries ([link removed]) addressed the most significant threats to the rule of law worldwide, including judicial independence, civic space, media freedom, and democratic backsliding. The sessions also highlighted innovative strategies and success stories from countries and leaders dedicated to defending these fundamental principles.

Whether you attended in person or followed from afar, we've gathered some of the most impactful moments for you to revisit or catch up on what you missed:

Anne Applebaum x Maria Ressa. In a rare and unfiltered conversation, two of the world’s leading voices on democracy and disinformation discussed the critical state of the rule of law. Watch the exclusive full interview ([link removed]) to hear their insights on defending truth in the age of AI.

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The Language of Democracy in the Age of AI | Maria Ressa x Anne Applebaum #WJF2025

The Warsaw Principles for the Rule of Law. Already endorsed by more than 15 organizations worldwide, the Warsaw Principles ([link removed]) set a shared agenda to defend justice, equality, and accountability. Learn more and join the movement! ([link removed])
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The Rule of Law Award: Honoring Chief Justice Raymond Zondo. Chief Justice Raymond Zondo of South Africa was honored with the 2025 Rule of Law Award ([link removed]) for his fearless leadership of the State Capture Commission and his lifelong defense of judicial independence.
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Relive the Forum: Videos & Highlights
▶️ WJF2025 Highlights from Warsaw ([link removed])
▶️ Maria Ressa: A warning for the information apocalypse ([link removed])
▶️ Anthony Lewis Prize for Exceptional Rule of Law Journalism: CamboJA News ([link removed])
▶️ World Justice Challenge 2024 Winners Playlist ([link removed])
📃 ([link removed]) WJP Rule of Law Index Data ([link removed]) highlighted at the WJF 2025 [PDF] ([link removed])
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