World Justice Project - Video Gallery

WJP Video

Title: "World Justice Project: A Movement to Advance the Rule of Law"
Description: From across Africa and Latin America, participants in the WJP multidisciplinary outreach meetings agreed that the rule of law matters to everyone. Hear them explain why.

Title: "Cambodian Access to Justice"
Description: Yash Ghai describes access to justice in Cambodia where, he says, "the legal system has been subverted by the government."

Title: "Womens rights and honor killings in Pakistan"
Description: Hannah Irfan discusses women's rights and honor killings in Pakistan.

Title: "Advances on Rule of Law Achieved by Indigenous Peoples"
Description: Julio Faundez reflects on rule of law advances achieved by indigenous peoples across Latin America.

Title: "Kenyan pastoralist societies' approach to conflict resolution"
Description: Tanja Chopra describes Kenyan pastoralist societies' approach to conflict resolution, and the implications of having two parallel justice systems.

Title: "Fighting Systematic Discrimination in Education"
Description: Myrna Adjami helped the Roma (Gypsy) people of Europe use the court system to fight systematic discrimination in education - and win.

Title: "Impact of Land Grabs on Chinese Peasants"
Description: Eva Pils documents the impact of land grabs on poor peasants as China urbanizes, sometimes by force.

Title: "Maori People a New Minority in Their Own Land"
Description: David Williams talks about the issues faced by the Maori people of New Zealand as they became a minority in their own land.