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How do you measure if justice actually works for people?
The new Justice Services Measure evaluates user experience across outcomes, process, cost, & usability. ⚖️
hiil.org/news/how-people-cen…
Honoured to welcome His Excellency Minister @NgefaGuillaume, DRC Minister of Justice & Keeper of the Seals, back in The Hague.
Joined by @UdoIlo, @N_Nadery, and Mascha Matthews, they discussed advancing justice sector reform and what people-centred justice can mean for the DRC.
Why does access to justice remain out of reach for so many?
HiiL’s Zainab Malik explores how people-centred justice can make justice more accessible by focusing on solutions that actually work for people, not simply winners and losers.
justpeacethehague.org/en/sto…
ustice cannot work in isolation.
At HiiL’s People-Centred Justice Partnership Forum in Nigeria, partners across sectors came together to explore how stronger partnerships, evidence and investment can build justice systems that respond to people’s needs and adapt over time.
A new chapter in our partnership with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
HiiL is launching Justice for a Safer, Stronger Future, a new five-year partnership to advance people-centred justice across 8 countries.
Read more: hiil.org/news/hiil-and-the-d…
How do we actually close the child justice data gap?
It comes down to collecting better, more inclusive data.
Our policy brief with the Institute for Inspiring Children’s Futures outlines 3 essential methodological shifts to drive progress.
Read more ⬇️
hiil.org/news/the-child-just…
What does it take to make justice work for people?
HiiL and the Judiciary of Kenya have formalised their partnership to advance people-centred justice, building on years of collaboration.
What comes next for Kenya? Read more: bit.ly/4wRI8dO
8 pillars are key for sustaining justice innovations.
What HiiL learned from our Community Justice Centres is that there is not one path to sustainable People-Centred Justice, although there are factors that help them flourish.
🔗 hiil.org/news/from-pilots-to…
For International Day for Women and Girls of African Descent, see how people-centred justice makes a difference for:
🔹Protecting Women's right to land
🔹Creating safe 'one-stop' care for domestic violence survivors
🔗 bit.ly/4xcidxr
What does it take for a promising justice innovation to survive past the pilot phase?
Insights from our Community Justice Centres in Kaduna, Imo & Ogun reveal there’s no single roadmap: local trust & context are everything.
Discover our 8 key pillars:
hiil.org/news/from-pilots-to…
Yesterday, the UN celebrated the Day of Hope. Hope is more than just a feeling; it is a driver for change.
At HiiL, we believe in change driven by hope. We work to advance people-centred justice to help people resolve disputes and lay the foundation for a more stable world.
How do we protect small businesses?
When small businesses face legal disputes, they often lack the resources to fight legal battles. Quick and accessible justice avoids this by promoting quicker resolution and increasing economic certainty.
🔗 bit.ly/4gJ13lR
🌍 International Day of Cooperatives
Cooperatives and people-centred justice share the same foundation: sustainable systems require participation, trust & shared responsibility. By providing accessible justice, we contribute to long-term stability.
🔗 bit.ly/4vQYxii
How do we know justice has been served? Outside the courtroom, success means measuring dignity, restored relationships & social cohesion.
HiiL is proud to work with Kenya’s Judiciary to turn these AJS insights into data-driven policy: bit.ly/4yg2Llg
Justice is moving online, but how do we make sure it stays people-centred? ⚖️🌐
HiiL's new report analyses e-justice in East & West Africa, identifying key challenges, best practices, and data-driven paths forward.
Read the full report: hiil.org/research/e-justice-…
⚖️ International Day of MSMEs
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises contribute significantly to the economy, and HiiL is proud to work on increasing their resilience. Access to justice is essential for growth
Want to know what we do for MSMEs in Tunisia:
bit.ly/4gJ13lR
When cattle destroyed her rice harvest in Yagaba, Ghana, Adedolapo saw how vital accessible justice is. By turning to trusted local leaders instead of courts, the community resolved the conflict quickly and peacefully. Read her story:
hiil.org/news/what-a-rice-fa…
Following #MSMEDay, we’re highlighting our work in Tunisia!
MSMEs face major challenges. To build economic resilience, HiiL partnered with the Tunisian Ministry of Justice to create legal guidelines that prevent and resolve small business issues: bit.ly/4gJ13lR
💻 Digitising justice in Burkina Faso must be locally adapted, institutionally supported, and accessible to everyone, even those with limited connectivity.
Discover our key findings and lessons learned from our recent forum with justice practitioners: bit.ly/4vry2j3
What can a rice farm teach us about justice?
After farmers in Yagaba lost crops to cattle, trusted local leaders helped broker compensation and prevent tensions from escalating.
Adedolapo Alabi reflects on why accessible justice strengthens communities: bit.ly/4waDiI5
