International Legal Aid Group

Session Papers

Access to Justice a Multi-Layered Concept - Mies Westerveld

Access to Justice and Victims of Police Violence - Pablo Aranda Aliga

Challenges for Ethnic Equality and Racial Diversity in Recruiting Staff for Legal Aid Services in the Future - Cleber Alves and Livia Casseres

Early Legal Assistance in Child Protection - Katie Kelso and Bianca Dufty

Exploring Importance of Criminal Legal Aid - Marcus Pratt and Trevor Farrow

Human Rights-Based and Technology-Enabled Approaches to Enhancing Access to Legal Aid - Anika Holterhof

Innovative Techniques for Fostering the Development of Thriving Justice Systems - Neil Steinkamp and Samantha DiDomenico

Is Access for All Really Access to Justice - Jane Cipants, Holly Graham and Ruby Steele

Legal Needs in Rural India- Sunil Chauhan

Rethinking Access to Justice through Digitalization - User Experiences of Public Digital Legal Aid Services - Riikka Koulo and Frida Alizadeh Westerling

Steps Towards an Evidence-Based Legal Aid System - Susanne Peters

System Of Case Registration Communication and Comprehensive Services for Victims of Institutional Prison Violence - Pablo Aranda Aliaga

The Red Room Case A Landmark Application of the Exclusion Rule in Brazil - Andre Castro

What is the Cost of Not Funding Legal Assistance - Louise Glanville and Martha Arkalis

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