Fight at the Frontlines: Monitoring the Environmental Defense Program
During the life of the EnDefense Program, it became apparent that environmental case litigation is ultimately affected not only by court rules and procedures, but more significantly, by the substantive policies legislated by Congress or issued by the Executive. Hence, the Program continued to work towards the strengthening of the environmental adjudication machinery, through monitoring of the implementation of the Supreme Court rules and advocating for the refinement of laws and rules that affect and enforce environmental protection.
Hustisya Natin: Uncovering the Courts: Media Training on Monitoring the Judiciary
This report summarizes the challenges and recommendations shared during the dialogues between the media participants and the local judges conducted in six of the Hustisya Natin training sessions on monitoring the judiciary. The sessions were held in Baguio, Iloilo, Cebu, Davao, Cagayan de Oro, and Bacolod.
Hustisya Natin (Empowered Civil Society Participation in Monitoring Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Bodies Towards Enhanced Integrity of the Justice System) seeks to enhance the integrity of the justice system through increased accountability and transparency, and improved performance of judicial and quasi-judicial bodies.
Hustisya Natin: Ang aking mga karapatang (Human Rights Manual)
Hustisya Natin (Empowered Civil Society Participation in Monitoring Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Bodies Towards Enhanced Integrity of the Justice System) seeks to enhance the integrity of the justice system through increased accountability and transparency, and improved performance of judicial and quasi-judicial bodies.
Hustisya Natin: Compilation of Monitoring Research on Thematic Judicial Cases
Hustisya Natin (Empowered Civil Society Participation in Monitoring Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Bodies Towards Enhanced Integrity of the Justice System) seeks to enhance the integrity of the justice system through increased accountability and transparency, and improved performance of judicial and quasi-judicial bodies.
Hustisya Natin: Judicial Philosophy Research
Hustisya Natin (Empowered Civil Society Participation in Monitoring Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Bodies Towards Enhanced Integrity of the Justice System) seeks to enhance the integrity of the justice system through increased accountability and transparency, and improved performance of judicial and quasi-judicial bodies.
A Research Scoping Major and Outstanding Issues on Transitional Justice in the Philippines
The Philippines is said to have transitioned from dictatorship to democracy, but much of the conflicts arising from the despotic regime remain until today. This scoping research aims to map-out those major issues and scan various initiatives done so far using the framework of transitional justice. It seeks to provide baseline information useful for advocates of the rule of law and justice in pushing for the adoption of the Transitional Justice Framework in their engagement with the government, communities, and victims of human rights violations.
Alternative Law Groups: Empowering Communities Towards Greater Access to Justice in the Philippines
The Peace Council Report on the Bangsamoro Basic Law
Community-Based Dialogue Sessions on Human Rights Promotion and Protection
improvement of the Human Rights
The Justice Reform Agenda of the Poor and Marginalized
Research on the Poor Accessing Justice and the ALG as JusticeReform Advocate
impact of strengthening the Alternative Law Groups (ALG)
Tuning in to Women’s Voices on Justice
Baseline Study of Law Schools: Human Rights Offerings and Programs
“Human rights subject or elective” in the context of this study means a course offering on human rights in general or on specific aspects of it, e.g., gender, children’s rights, etc.
Path to Peace: The Peace Council Report on the Bangsamoro Basic Law
