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Making Justice Happen: IBJ Fellowship for Innovative Criminal Justice Projects
In support of efforts to curb legal abuse across Asia, International Bridges to Justice (IBJ) this week launches its second JusticeMakers Fellowship Competition.
The Competition, opening January 27, is open to applicants who have concrete, achievable ideas to promote and foster criminal justice and rule of law initiatives. Each winning Fellow will receive USD5,000 to implement his or her project. The winners will also participate in a week-long intensive training course in Singapore.
For the full text, please see the press release
Press release: Making Justice Happen: IBJ Fellowship for Innovative Criminal Justice Projects (17.57 KBytes)
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