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Supporting Somali justice institutions to combat complex crimes

Somalia is striving to strengthen its institutions and to improve the rule of law, however high levels of crime still persist. These include forms of complex crimes, namely extremist violence, organized crime, sexual and gender-based violence and corruption. In recent years, the Somali Federal Government has improved the fight against armed groups and made efforts to improve the capacity of the justice system to handle complex crimes.

Mongolia and U.S. exchange ideas on combatting domestic violence

Home to around 2,600 Mongolian Americans, the city of Arlington, Virginia has one of the largest Mongolian populations in the United States, to the point that Mongolian is the third-most widely spoken language in the local school system.

Chief Justices from East Africa pledge regional integration

The Chief Justices of Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda (partner states of the East African Community) as well as the Chief Justice of Zanzibar, the Judge President of the East African Court of Justice, and the Chief Justice of Somalia in an observer role, pledged to enhance collaboration, agree strategies to improve access to jus

Inaugural Meeting of High-level Group on Justice for Women

Inaugural Meeting: High-level Group on Justice for Women

Global Dialogue on Human Rights, Biodiversity and SDGs

Global Peer-to-Peer Dialogue on Human Rights, Biodiversity and SDGs

Es necesaria mayor inversión para favorecer la inversión responsable en la agricultura y los sistemas alimentarios en Guatemala

Antigua Guatemala, 17 May 2018

IDLO partners with UNITAR to expand training in rule of law

IDLO has entered into a new partnership with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), the UN’s principal training arm, to work together on advancing the rule of law and access to justice.

Adopting a Fair Treatment Approach in Indonesia’s Ombudsman Offices

The Ombudsman of the Republic of Indonesia handles citizens’ complaints about public service delivery and maladministration. Often, similar complaints are filed, or citizens return with additional grievances, leading to the refiling of cases and extra legal and administrative costs. The Ombudsman of Indonesia seeks to improve its service delivery, its effectiveness when handling complaints and its relationship with citizens and other stakeholders.

High-level Group on Justice for Women

Inaugural Meeting: High-level Group on Justice for Women

Update (as of July 27, 2018): the Inaugural Meeting Report is now available below

IDLO, the Philippines Ombudsman celebrate 30 years of justice and integrity

The Philippines’ Office of the Ombudsman commemorated its 30 years of existence during a Joint Forum with IDLO in Manila on May 8, 2018. The Forum occurred as IDLO celebrates its 30th anniversary as an intergovernmental organization this year, marking a mutually significant occasion for both institutions.

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