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Gendered discrimination and corruption in the justice sector – new learning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo
How do discrepancies in access to and delivery of services affect men and women differently? How do gender and corruption interact? How could this feed into conflict? CDA Collaborative Learning Projects has been exploring these questions (see here and here) – and searching for answers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo).
5 June 2017
Blog
Why is corruption an injustice?
In this 15-minute podcast, Co-Founder of Global Witness Patrick Alley explains why corruption can be considered an injustice, and describes how it drives conflict.
3 April 2017
Blog
‘Guvernance’ and the ‘role’ of law: Getting the vowels right
Richard Sannerholm argues for the importance of the rule of law in constraining power with public and transparent rules.
28 February 2017
Case study
Helping police to be gender-sensitive in Pakistan
A project in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan aimed to reduce violence against women by helping police to be more gender-sensitive.
17 January 2017
Blog
Myanmar's plural justice system
There is no single justice provider with recognised authority to enforce the law throughout Myanmar. This blog looks at some of the different justice chains people follow to redress grievances, why, and what that means for wider peace and statebuilding dynamics.
19 December 2016
Reports & briefings
Making big cases small and small cases disappear: experiences of local justice in Myanmar
This joint Saferworld-ODI report documents the lowest, and most used, levels of dispute resolution in communities in two parts of Myanmar – Mon State and Yangon Region.
19 December 2016
Reports & briefings
Understandings of justice in Myanmar
The multitude of justice challenges confronting people in Myanmar means that there is significant scope for, and interest in, rule of law and access to justice programmes among both foreign and domestic actors.
18 December 2016
Reports & briefings
Myanmar's plural justice system
Understanding justice provision in Myanmar requires grappling with the universe of providers that people use to resolve disputes.
18 December 2016
Blog
Police accountability: a mechanism for peace and justice
In our latest peace and justice blog, policing experts Gary White and Graham Mathias explore the links between policing, peace and justice, highlighting the importance of accountability structures and processes at all levels to enable and support a police culture that contributes to broader peace and justice.
5 December 2016