In the last decade the ICJ has organized a series of workshops and seminars to encourage the development of legal services in rural areas in Asia, Africa and Latin America. In Africa, training programmes focused on promoting the concept of paralegals in East, West, Central and Southern Africa. (more…)
In July 1993 a Seminar on Legal Services for Rural and Urban Poor focussing on the legal status of rural women was organized by the ICJ in collaboration with FIDA/WILDAF-Ghana. (more…)
This report is an output based on the several consultation and seminar workshops organised by the ICJ and its Nepales section to assess the existing state of legal aid and legal literacy in the country. (more…)
The ICJ has been promoting a series of seminars in Asia, Africa and Latin America on the provision of legal services to the rural poor and other disadvantaged groups. (more…)
In response to the encouraging developments relating to our LSRA programme in francophone Africa and as a follow-up to the conclusions and recommendations of the Limuru Seminar, the ICJ decided to hold two seminars on legal services in rural areas. (more…)
In the 1980’s the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) organized a series of seminars in Asia, Africa and Latin America on the relationship between human rights and the process of development. (more…)
