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Support Global Voices’ Spotlight: Justice as infrastructure
Global Voices and the Hague Institute for Innovation of Law are collaborating on a spotlight that frames justice as essential societal infrastructure.
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Global Voices is partnering with the Hague Institute for Innovation of Law (HiiL) to produce a spotlight that highlights the ways in which justice functions as a critical form of infrastructure for societies. The collaboration seeks to raise awareness of the importance of reliable and accessible legal systems as a foundation for everyday life.
The initiative will explore how a functioning justice system supports stability, economic development, and social cohesion, positioning it alongside other essential services such as utilities and transportation. By drawing attention to these connections, the project aims to promote broader recognition of justice as a core component of resilient and thriving communities.
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