Project Start : August 2010 Project End : August 2015 Status : ongoing Location : Nationwide, Pakistan Project budget: $19,868,429 Scope of work : support the development of Pakistani women by increasing access to justice, information, and resources and improving public attitudes towards women%s rights issues The Gender Equity Program works to close the gender gap in Pakistan by actively supporting the development of women.
What does A2J stand for?
A2J stands for Access to Justice
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Samples in periodicals archive:
Canada) present a multidisciplinary collection of papers that consider the question of civil access to justice in Canada for middle income earners, i.
President Patil said that the objective of access to justice is intricately linked with the mains and ability of the citizens including the poor who have a right to legal recourse.
Although promotion of access to justice is one of Lord Justice Jackson's key aims, there are significant concerns that the implementation of some of his proposals will have the reverse effect.
Introduction The access to justice activities discussed in this article took place in the context of Indonesia's democratization process.