International Legal Aid Group

Conference Papers

Access to Justice for All - Legal Aid for Vulnerable Groups in Rio de Janeiro - Andre de Castro and Cleber Alves

Governmental Means for Limiting Judicare Costs - Jon Johnsen

Grassroots Legal Aid in India - Challenges and Lessons - Sunil Chauhan

Justice Futures - Access to Justice and the Future of Justice Work - Rebecca L. Sandefur Matthew Burnett

Justice Work As Democracy Work - Reimagining Access To Justice As Democratization - Matthew Burrett Rebecca L. Sandefur

Learning for Change - Developing Innovative Solutions to Bridge Gaps and Reduce Demand for Legal Aid - Hadeel Abdel Aziz

Legal Aid in the Jurisprudence of the ECtHR and CJEU - Anzelika Baneviciene

Local Solutions to a Global Problem - Care Protection Professional Development Initiative - Ciara Daly Carey Pearson

People Centered Access to Justice Research A Global Perspective - Rebecca L. Sandefur Matthew Burnett Julia Dos Santos Drummond

Representation Pathways - Efficiency for the Courts and Better Outcomes For the Accused in the Ontario Court of Justice - Ab Currie Trevor Farrow Lisa Moore

Special Legal Aid Arrangements After Extensive Government Failure - Lianne Otten Edwin Borghs Maarten Nieuwenburg Wilco van den Dool

Strengthening Access to Justice through Legal Aid - The India Experience - Madhurima Dhanuka

The Case for Independent Child-Centred Socio-Legal Services for Children and Young People in Alternative Care - Dara Read Daniel Kennard

The Impacts of Reduced Access to Legal Assistance - Juliet-Nil Uraz

Transforming Justice - A Human-Centred Approach to Digital Transformation in Legal Aid - Rhaea Bailey Kendra Perrin

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