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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
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
Understanding justice provision in Myanmar requires grappling with the universe of providers that people use to resolve disputes.
18 December 2016
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
Oxfam’s Deborah Hardoon has focused her research on the evidence behind Oxfam’s global campaign on inequality. In this blog, Deborah reflects on the relationship between inequality, injustice and violence. This is also published as part of Oxfam's Policy and Practice blog.
21 September 2016
Experiences of injustice increase the risk of violent behaviours.
16 August 2016
What role do political actors and politics play in shaping development outcomes? The concept of the ‘political settlement’ is increasingly prominent in peacebuilding discussions.
26 July 2016
While police reforms in Kenya date back to 2003, the strongest impetus for reform came after tragic events of post-election violence in 2007–08.
7 July 2016
Police reforms which include and encourage civil society participation can help build trust and accountability between police and the communities they serve.
6 July 2016