 Tools and ResourcesSearch |
A Practitioner's Guide to a Human Rights-Based Approach to Access to Justice
Foreword – Hon Justice Michael Kirby Preface – Hafiz Pasha and Shoji Nishimoto How to Use This Guide Acknowledgements Acronyms and Abbreviations Overview of the Chapter 1.1 Access to Justice and Human Development 1.2 Basic Concepts on Access to Justice Overview of the Chapter 2.1 Human Rights-Based Programming for Access to Justice 2.2 Programming Steps Overview of the Chapter 3.1 Normative Protection and Access to Justice 3.2 National and International Frameworks of Normative Protection 3.3 Challenges to Achieving the Full Benefits of Normative Protection 3.4 Capacity Development Strategies to Enhance Normative Protection Overview of the Chapter 4.1 The Ministry of Justice 4.2 The Court System 4.2.1 The Courts 4.2.2 Prosecutors 4.3 Informal Justice Systems 4.3.1 Alternative Dispute Resolution 4.3.2 Traditional and Indigenous Justice Systems 4.4 Oversight 4.4.1 National Human Rights Institutions 4.4.2 Civil Society Oversight 4.4.3 Parliamentary Oversight 4.5 Enforcement 4.5.1 Police 4.5.2 Prisons Overview of the Chapter 5.1 Legal Empowerment 5.2 Legal Awareness 5.3 Legal Aid and Counsel Overview of the Chapter 6.1 General Obstacles and Capacity Development Strategies for Disadvantaged Groups 6.2 The Rural and Urban Poor 6.3 Women 6.4 Indigenous Peoples and Minority Groups 6.5 Migrants, Refugees and Internally Displaced People 6.6 People Living with HIV/AIDS 6.7 People with Disabilities Overview of the Chapter 178 7.1 The Justice System in Post-Conflict Situations 7.2 Access to Justice and Post-Conflict 7.3 Programmatic Challenges for Access to Justice in Post-Conflict Situations 7.4 Strategic Entry Points in the Post-Conflict Context Annex 1 Guiding Principles in Human Rights-Based Programming Annex 2 Sample In-Depth Interview Guidelines for an NGO Mapping Prior to an Access to Justice Assessment Annex 3 Sample Mapping Framework and Methodology for an Assessment of Access to Justice |
|
 |