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MJ4All is celebrating 20 years of field work!

As a result of 20 years of field work, MJ4All has developed an innovating methodology for the legal empowerment of the excluded.
To mark this occasion, MJ4All publishes its new Handbook (click on the preview), providing a practical guide to implement the methodology anywhere.
We also will launch our new strategy, the "Global Legal Inclusion Program" (click to the Program) to promote this fundamental work.

See our Legal Inclusion Program Brochure (ENGLISH | SPANISH)

Symposium on the Occasion of 20 years Microjustice4All

7 November 2017, The Hague

Microjustice4All together with The Hague Municipality, will host a symposium on the Occasion of 20 years of Microjustice4All. The main objective is to form “The Hague Coalition for Sustainable Development Goal 16 (Peace and Justice)”. The Coalition has as aim the implementation of the Global Legal Inclusion Program (GLIP) which is built on two pillars: The Global Legal Inclusion Mapping (GLIM) and the Legal Empowerment Program (LEP). The Hague as the international capital of Justice & Peace would be the logical and right place to establish this multi-stakeholders Coalition for Global Goal 16.

Click here for more information about the event (SYMPOSIUM PAPER and BROCHURE). 

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For any further information on the Symposium, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to meeting you.

Call for Researchers and Students

7 November 2017, The Hague

Microjustice4All has been implementing legal empowerment activities for 20 years and connecting people to the system of the country they live in. This is essential for their inclusion and legal protection. Despite the importance of legal empowerment, it has been difficult to sell legal empowerment programs to the donors, and therefore to the development & humanitarian sector.

The objective of this Call is to invite students to participate in the Global Legal Inclusion Mapping to show with transparent indicators how legal empowerment work can provide an important contribution to the realization of Global Goal 16: “to legally empower the marginalized in view of their inclusion and peace while contributing to more transparent and effective institutions.”

We invite researchers and students to participate in a previous morning session and the Symposium on 7 November and then, in the Pilot Legal Inclusion Mapping in Kenya, another East African country and Bolivia. Also, pilots may be done in other countries on the request of the students.

Click here for more information about the event (CALL FOR STUDENTS, SYMPOSIUM PAPER and BROCHURE)