Reports
JUSTICE INNOVATORS WORKSHOP RAPPOTEUR REPORT uGANDA
BarefootLaw, supported by the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation undertook a participatory action research project aimed at recognizing approaches and innovations in the provision of legal services in Uganda, Kenya and Malawi.The objectives of this project include searching for and discovering new methods being used by individuals, communities, organizations and other stakeholders in making access to justice a reality…
MALAWI JUSTICE INNOVATORS WORKSHOP
On 17th May 2023, BarefootLaw, in partnership with The Gender and Justice Unit, called for community justice innovators in Malawi to apply and be recognized for their impactful work. Forty (40) participants submitted their presentations, and through a thorough vetting process, four (4) of these were selected for a voting exercise open to all Malawians.
JUSTICE INNOVATORS WORKSHOP RAPPOTEUR REPORT KENYA
BarefootLaw, held a workshop to present the most innovative grassroots innovators it discovered during its search. The event started off with a prayer and a round of introductions from all the people in attendance. This was followed by welcome remarks and an introduction of the project from Barefoot law that elaborated the work done by the organization and discussed the objectives of the project.
Approaches and Innovations in the Provision of Legal Services in Sub-Saharan Africa
In Sub Saharan Africa, where access to legal services is limited despite a growing population, innovative approaches are essential. Legal services extend beyond courtroom matters to encompass legal education and empowerment before disputes arise. With only a small number of licensed attorneys serving a large population, enhancing accessibility to quality legal services is crucial for empowering individuals to prevent or resolve legal issues.