The access to justice gap remains one of the most daunting challenges facing the justice and development sector and, amidst a global pandemic, is getting worse. One year ago, the World Justice Forum 2019 convened hundreds of justice actors to share best practices and collaborate on strategies to close the justice gap by 2030, as promised under the Sustainable Development Goals. The Forum concluded with the announcement of five winners of the 2019 World Justice Challenge: Access to Justice Solutions competition. To mark the occasion, WJP caught up with each project to learn how their work has evolved over the past year, as recounted in this blog series.
Speakers will include Shreya Sen, Senior Program Officer, Nazdeek (India); Tripti Poddar, Legal Officer, Nazdeek (India); Fiona Sampson, CEO, The Equality Effect (Canada); Sandra Lynn Babcock, Faculty Director, Cornell Centre on the Death Penalty Worldwide (United States); Chimwemwe Chithope-mwale, Chief Legal Advocate and Head of the Zomba Legal Aid Office, Malawi Legal Aid Bureau (Malawi); Carolina Piwowarczyk Reis, Lawyer, Protection and Land Rights Component, Instituto Socioambiental (Brazil); Ana de Francesco, Anthropologist, Protection and Land Rights Component, Instituto Socioambiental (Brazil); and Joel Martinez, Director of Engagement, World Justice Project.
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