Inspired. Challenged. Galvanized.
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Representatives from the Better Justice Association, Turkey present their work at the Justice Expo.

Dear xxxxxx,

This year’s World Justice Forum was a moment of learning and action for attendees interested in access to justice, anti-corruption, open government, equal rights, and in building the wider rule of law movement.

During the Forum, we heard from advocates, business leaders, and policymakers from around the world. These included Vino Lucero, a young justice leader from the Philippines.

In a personal reflection, Vino summed up the experience in three words:

“Inspired. Challenged. Galvanized.”
Read Vino's Story ([link removed])
Rule of Law News

Understanding the Impact of Journalism Inside Authoritarian Regimes ([link removed])
Venezuelan reporter Dariela Sosa describes the World Justice Project (WJP) Rule of Law Index ([link removed]) as an invaluable tool for journalists and advocates fighting corruption in their countries.

A Young Leader’s Guide to the World Justice Forum ([link removed])
Yale student Paloma Vigil gives advice for future leaders who attend the World Justice Forum.

James Silkenat Chronicles a 30-Year Initiative to Advance Rule of Law Around the World ([link removed])
World Justice Project Board Member and Treasurer James Silkenat reflects on the meaning of rule of law and talks about his new book co-edited with WJP General Counsel Gerrold W. Libby.

Location Intelligence to Map Gender Violence ([link removed])
The SafeCity app ([link removed]) tracks incidents of sexual and gender-based violence by location, shifting the focus from the victim to a conversation about public safety. App creator Red Dot Foundation won the Equal Rights Award in the 2022 World Justice Challenge ([link removed]) .

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