The Annual Access to Justice Week (A2J) begins with number of A2J thematic sessions between the 15 to 16 January, 2018 in Chiang Mai, Thailand. These sessions open for everyone who is interested in access to justice.
These sessions use a participatory approach exploring the access to justice challenges and remedies in areas including:
| Access to Justice Issue in Asia Access to Environmental Justice Access to Justice for Indigenous and Expat Access to Justice to LGBTIQ in Asia Access to Justice and Gender Base Violence Access to Justice and Migration | Access to Justice for Asylum and Refugees Roles of legal service providers(Government Agencies, NGOs, and CSOs) in promoting access to justice Monitoring and Evaluation Access to Justice for Human Trafficking Victim Access to Justice and People Living with Disabilities |
The Asia Access to Justice Week helps connect and unify many persons engaged in supporting the legal and access to justice sector including lawyers, paralegals, university academics, access to justice and other civil society representatives, government, students and private corporations and businesses. As well, the events include a variety of marginalized individuals and community members.
The vibrant, timely and incredibly relevant Access to Justice Sessions’s sessions provide a venue and platform for learning and sharing, and act as an important mechanism in helping to break down various barriers and stigma. This is achieved in a number of ways including identifying many of the Access to Justice barrier commonalities faced by different marginalized and vulnerable groups and simultaneously demonstrating effective ways and means for these often divergent groups to unite and support each other in solidarity.
Find out more on the Asia A2J Week’s trainings by emailing BABSEACLE : [email protected] or click here
Find out about the other events happening during the Asia A2J Week
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