Welcome to the website of Microjustice Initiative
The Microjustice Initiative (MJI), launched in 2007, was founded by
Tilburg University and
International Legal Alliances to
develop a structural and sustainable system for enhancing access to
rights for all.
We encourage the development and implementation of
affordable and sustainable solutions to the problem of access to justice,
for those living on the Base-of-the-Pyramid by initiating and supporting
projects, exchanging knowledge, experience and best practices and by
establishing relationships between stakeholders globally.
Read more about our goals and initiatives
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What is Microjustice?
An
innovative concept which aims to improve people’s lives by facilitating
access to justice. Microjustice offers a revolutionary form of justice
by using a bottom-up approach.
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Microjustice Sharing Rules
Under the name Microjustice Sharing Rules, we have submitted an entry to the Google ‘Project 10 to the 100’. Goal of our Microjustice Sharing Rules project is to define the specifications of an interactive website that can be used for delivering objective criteria for the most urgent legal problems anywhere, anytime in the world.
Google organizes this special competition on the occasion of its tenth anniversary. ‘Project 10 to the 100’ is a call for ideas to change the world by helping as many people as possible. Google makes 10 million dollar available to implement up to 5 projects/ideas which will change the world.
What's new
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Microjustice
already happening in Bolivia
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Visit to
Malawi proves the need for microjustice right
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Microjustice
participate in Google competition
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Microjustice Initiative |
P.O. Box 80523 |
2508 GM The Hague |
The Netherlands
T +31 70 3589221 |
F +31 70 3549766 |
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