This September 2014 report by the Myanmar Legal Aid Network (MLAW) draws on in-depth qualitative research in Yangon Region and Mon State, identifying four priority justice concerns from...
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Between Fear and Hope: Challenges and Opportunities for Strengthening the Rule of Law and Access to Justice in Myanmar
Between Fear and Hope: Challenges and Opportunities for Strengthening the Rule of Law and Access to Justice in Myanmar
This September 2014 report by the Myanmar Legal Aid Network (MLAW) draws on in-depth qualitative research in Yangon Region and Mon State, identifying four priority justice concerns from respondents.
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ICJ: Handbook on Habeas Corpus in Myanmar
This May 2016 handbook by the International Commission of Jurists provides a legal analysis of the writ of habeas corpus in international law and within Myanmar’s legal framework, and concludes...
ICJ: Handbook on Habeas Corpus in Myanmar
This May 2016 handbook by the International Commission of Jurists provides a legal analysis of the writ of habeas corpus in international law and within Myanmar’s legal framework, and concludes with recommendations for the ongoing reform process.
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IDLO: Legal Empowerment, Practitioners’ Perspectives
This 2010 publication from the International Development Law Organization is a rich compilation of detailed case studies on legal empowerment around the world. Topics range from land rights to...
IDLO: Legal Empowerment, Practitioners’ Perspectives
This 2010 publication from the International Development Law Organization is a rich compilation of detailed case studies on legal empowerment around the world. Topics range from land rights to livelihoods to discrimination.
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ICTJ: Navigating Paths to Justice in Myanmar’s Transition
This July 2014 article by the International Center for Transitional Justice argues that dealing with past abuses in Myanmar is essential to achieving progress on the peace process and economic...
ICTJ: Navigating Paths to Justice in Myanmar’s Transition
This July 2014 article by the International Center for Transitional Justice argues that dealing with past abuses in Myanmar is essential to achieving progress on the peace process and economic development. It concludes with recommendations on how to incorporate transitional justice into programmatic reform and development efforts.