JUSTICE IN A PANDEMIC
People-centered justice approaches were needed before and during the COVID-19 outbreak and will be essential for a just and equitable global recovery. They will help societies manage the institutional, social and economic fallout from the pandemic and can help build more just societies for the future.
JUSTICE IN A PANDEMIC BRIEFINGS:
BRIEFING THREE:
JUSTICE FOR ALL AND THE SOCIAL CONTRACT IN PERIL
BRIEFING TWO:
JUSTICE FOR ALL AND THE ECONOMIC CRISIS
BRIEFING ONE:
JUSTICE FOR ALL AND THE PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY
ENGLISH
SPANISH
FRENCH
ARABIC
UKRAINIAN
PEACE, JUSTICE AND INCLUSION IN THE PANDEMIC:
SHARING COUNTRY EXPERIENCES
JUSTICE FOR WOMEN AMIDST COVID-19
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Justice for Women Amidst COVID-19
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PARTNER RESOURCES
A selection of vital resources, commentaries, statements and initiatives on Justice for All and the COVID-19 pandemic, from our justice partners:
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The Elders called on the G20 for a coordinated COVID19 response and are campaigning online about the fact that the COVID-19 pandemic is widening the justice gap
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Namati has created an online space for grassroots justice activists to share resources: Justice during a pandemic: practical resources for legal empowerment groups
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Open Government Partnership launched a resource webpage: Open Response — Open Recovery Resource and Data center, and are collecting Open Government Responses to COVID-19
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The OECD has issued a call for evidence on the use of access to justice initiatives that have been developed in response to the coronavirus outbreak
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action — UNICEF published a technical note on COVID-19 and Children Deprived of Liberty
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ICTJ’s Executive Director has published a message on Justice in the Era of COVID-19
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ICTJ has published a Special Report on COVID-19: Keeping Justice in Sight
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IDLO’s Director General has issued a statement on a Rule of Law based response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
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The International Legal Foundation (ILF) has published Guidance for Legal Aid Providers to Protect Health and Human Rights of Detainees during COVID-19
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UNODC has published a paper on COVID-19 preparedness and responses in prisons
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The UN’s Justice and Corrections Service and UNITAR have developed a toolbox on COVID-19 in places of detention, other guidance in response to COVID-19, with more to come on Remote Court Hearings and Prison Decongestion Measures
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The Self-Represented Litigation Network has gathered resources on remote service delivery, is hosting twice weekly COVID Problem Solving Calls for justice system professionals, and has published a list of COVID-19 resource webpages from partners
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The Global Initiative on Justice with Children has published a policy and practice brief exploring how to accelerate the release of children from detention and protect children from COVID-19, and has launched operational guidance for the social workforce, security forces, and legal professionals
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