Shifting power, equalising knowledge, leveraging collective intelligence.
We envision just, equal, and resilient societies that are built on the power of people.
We shape justice systems that are driven by voices from the communities and informed by lived experiences of people.
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Amplifying voices from the community
CLTC propels local national and regional groups to lead and boldly trigger transformative change in people’s lives by shaping justice systems that are driven by voices from the community and their lived experiences.
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Tapping into the transformative power of law
Justice demands an honest, inclusive, accountable, and transparent approach on the transformative power of law, its limitations, possibilities, and potential.
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Building confidence in accessing justice
People’s perspectives and experiences with justice systems is fundamental to building confidence in accessing justice, that is meaningful, and relevant.
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Leading a paradigm shift
The ability of people to have the confidence and trust in justice systems to claim their rights and in their own abilities to resolve disputes requires a paradigm shift in the approach.
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Addressing unmet needs
The justice needs of two-thirds of the world’s population is unmet.
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We share the article by CLTC’s transitional justice expert and researcher, Ram Bhandari who reflects on his own life journey when his father disappeared during the Nepalese conflict never to be heard again. He echoes the demands of thousands of families who want the State to uphold the right to truth, which is autonomous, independent, inalienable and inherent to human dignity.
CLTC extends its gratitude to the Thailand Justice Institute and its collaborator, the World Justice Project, for establishing the incredible platform, ‘The …
“Building a justice system is not a short-term exercise. To shift the punitive culture of our past requires commitment. Now is the most critical time to reinvest in justice so that we do not continue this culture into the next generation.” Meas Savath, Secretary-General, ADHOC, Cambodia.
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