Why Special Prosecutors Should Accompany Police Reform Programs
This former police officer-turned civil rights activist believes police training is insufficient to address police brutality. Learn more about what he recommends.
6 Innovative Justice Projects on GBV, Police, Pretrial Detention, and FOIA
Check out these new and innovative programs that use phones and other methods to address access to justice for GBV, pretrial detention, and more.
How Thailand Successfully Fused Human Rights Norms Into Police Training
Learn why this human rights training became something sought after by police in Thailand.
Common Misconceptions About Court Reform & How This Distorts Progress
Learn why viewing courts as anti-government or pro-government is too simplistic and how public norms allow courts to be more progressive in some areas but less so in other areas.
Improving Court Reform for People with Disabilities & Mental Health Needs
Check out this report by the UK Ministry of Justice on how police, lawyers, and court staff should address the needs of people with mental health and developmental disabilities.
Best Practices for Building the Capacity of Police
Illiteracy, one-off training’s, outdated police codes, and foreign trainers. These are just a few examples experts have identified as barriers to effective police reform in developing and post-conflict countries.
Reinventing the Rules 