Announcements, milestones and highlights from the Justice Research Institute’s work advancing people-centred justice across Nigeria and West Africa.
PALU delegates review six pillars of the proposed Cairo Declaration on Child Rights and Design Accountability in the Digital Age.
Keynote addresses what artificial intelligence demands of African lawyers, regulators and courts.
ACJMC technical session presses for evidence-based reform across Nigeria’s criminal justice system.
Talks with the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s pro bono network open a route to wider legal support in Nigeria.
Two-day training treats law clinics as justice infrastructure, not extracurricular activity.
Student law association officers join capacity-building programme at Umaru Musa Yar’adua University.
Port Harcourt panel sets out what pro bono work returns in skills, visibility and global legal networks.
Panel reframes pro bono as career infrastructure, not charity.
JRI Founder speaks on legal development and institutional leadership.
Stakeholders convened by Partners West Africa Nigeria plan long-term funding and coordination for the scheme.
Interview assesses what statutory legal aid has achieved, and what it still cannot reach.
Scoping conversation explores shared ground between justice research and public-interest philanthropy.
Documentary follows one claimant’s path through Nigeria’s justice system, and the obstacles that path reveals.
Practitioners, funders and civil society gather in Rome to push people-centred justice forward.
Rome panel asks whether people-centred justice models can scale across West Africa.
Courtesy visit sets the agenda for Nigeria’s contribution to a global pro bono convening.
Workshop puts justice data and innovation to work on SDG 16.3 in Nigeria.
On rebuilding trust in justice institutions through innovation, evidence and meaningful citizen participation — delivered at The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law.