Add to ORKGHow law can aid development has been the focus of much recent discussion among development workers, scholars and policy makers. Indeed, reforms to improve poor people's access to justice and to promote their legal empowerment comprise the latest trend in legal development cooperation. This volume answers a number of basic questions about this new trend, such as access to justice and legal empowerment entail and its importance; the obstacles the poor and marginalised face in seeking justice and empowerment through the legal system; and the reforms proposed by these approaches to legal development co-operation. Furthermore, it outlines important considerations for policymakers concerning access to justice and legal empowerment reform
Access to justice is a vital part of development. Without it, people who live in poverty can be left...
This article critically examines the concept of legal empowerment as it has been used with reference...
This paper considers the contribution of the UNDP’s Legal Empowerment of the Poor (LEP) framework to...
Reforms to improve poor people’s access to justice and to promote their legal empowerment comprise t...
How law can aid development has been the focus of much recent discussion among development workers, ...
In the last decade bottom-up approaches to legal development cooperation have become increasingly po...
In the last decade bottom-up approaches to legal development cooperation have become increasingly po...
Abstract: There has long been broad agreement on the importance of building—and enhancing access to...
This article examines the concept of access to justice and the challenges vulnerable and marginalis...
From the perspective of the legal system, the first decade of democracy has been characterised by th...
The paper explored current approaches to legal aid and weather they effectively incorporate legal em...
Rule of Law and Development: Formation, Implementation and Improvement of Law and Governance in Deve...
Access to justice in South Africa improved dramatically during the 1990s, especially after the intro...
Philp Alston moderated a panel featuring Dr. Alex Boraine, Justice Catherine Branson, Hina Jilani, a...
Over the last decades there has been increased recognition that law and governance matter for develo...
Access to justice is a vital part of development. Without it, people who live in poverty can be left...
This article critically examines the concept of legal empowerment as it has been used with reference...
This paper considers the contribution of the UNDP’s Legal Empowerment of the Poor (LEP) framework to...
Reforms to improve poor people’s access to justice and to promote their legal empowerment comprise t...
How law can aid development has been the focus of much recent discussion among development workers, ...
In the last decade bottom-up approaches to legal development cooperation have become increasingly po...
In the last decade bottom-up approaches to legal development cooperation have become increasingly po...
Abstract: There has long been broad agreement on the importance of building—and enhancing access to...
This article examines the concept of access to justice and the challenges vulnerable and marginalis...
From the perspective of the legal system, the first decade of democracy has been characterised by th...
The paper explored current approaches to legal aid and weather they effectively incorporate legal em...
Rule of Law and Development: Formation, Implementation and Improvement of Law and Governance in Deve...
Access to justice in South Africa improved dramatically during the 1990s, especially after the intro...
Philp Alston moderated a panel featuring Dr. Alex Boraine, Justice Catherine Branson, Hina Jilani, a...
Over the last decades there has been increased recognition that law and governance matter for develo...
Access to justice is a vital part of development. Without it, people who live in poverty can be left...
This article critically examines the concept of legal empowerment as it has been used with reference...
This paper considers the contribution of the UNDP’s Legal Empowerment of the Poor (LEP) framework to...