This October 2014 paper by Melissa Crouch (sponsored by the Promoting Rule of Law Project)...
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Access to Justice and Administrative Law in Myanmar
Access to Justice and Administrative Law in Myanmar
This October 2014 paper by Melissa Crouch (sponsored by the Promoting Rule of Law Project) examines the importance of administrative law in Myanmar in promoting good governance, accountability, and checks on executive power.
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Conceptions of Justice and Rule of Law in Burma
This article by Elliott Prasse-Freeman in Myanmar: The Dynamics of an Evolving Polity (2015) draws on interviews with lawyers and legal aid professionals in Yangon to map the informal mechanisms...
Conceptions of Justice and Rule of Law in Burma
This article by Elliott Prasse-Freeman in Myanmar: The Dynamics of an Evolving Polity (2015) draws on interviews with lawyers and legal aid professionals in Yangon to map the informal mechanisms through which Myanmar people seek out their versions of justice.
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Not Just Defending; Advocating for Law in Myanmar (Nick Cheesman and Kyaw Min San)
This 2014 article published in the Wisconsin International Law Journal argues that Myanmar lawyers should take up advocacy for the law itself as a cause and a long-term, systemically oriented view...
Not Just Defending; Advocating for Law in Myanmar (Nick Cheesman and Kyaw Min San)
This 2014 article published in the Wisconsin International Law Journal argues that Myanmar lawyers should take up advocacy for the law itself as a cause and a long-term, systemically oriented view of their efforts as activists.
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Advancing Justice Together: Judiciary Strategic Plan 2015 – 2017
In December 2014, the Supreme Court of the Union published a three-year strategic plan for the judiciary. It includes five key performance areas: 1) Protect Public Access; 2) Promote Public...
Advancing Justice Together: Judiciary Strategic Plan 2015 – 2017
In December 2014, the Supreme Court of the Union published a three-year strategic plan for the judiciary. It includes five key performance areas: 1) Protect Public Access; 2) Promote Public Awareness; 3) Enhance Judicial Independence and Accountability; 4) Ensure Equality, Fairness, and Integrity of the Judiciary; and 5) Strengthen Efficiency and Timeliness of Case Processing. Year by year plans and reports on their implementation are available on the Supreme Court’s website.