November 21, 2024 | 15:00-16:30 (GMT) | Dakar, Senegal
In West Africa and the Sahel, customary, community-based, and other informal justice systems are predominant and of increasing interest to a wide range of development actors as a means of enhancing people-centred justice. The regional policy dialogue, ‘Strengthening diverse pathways to people-centred justice in West Africa and the Sahel,’ will be a means of centring sustained, rights-based engagement with diverse justice actors and practices in the regional justice agenda and serve as a public platform for discussion amongst policy and thought leaders. The event is co-hosted by Cordaid; International Development Law Organization; Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just, and Inclusive Societies; UN Development Programme; and UN Women. It will highlight key recommendations in a new joint report, Diverse pathways to people-centred justice, as they pertain to West Africa and the Sahel, and make the case for the centrality of CIJ systems in achieving justice for all in line with Sustainable Development Goal 16.
Speakers: To be announced shortly
Organized by the International Development Law Organization, Cordaid, Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just, and Inclusive Societies; UN Development Programme; and UN Women.
Jun
26
UNDP Office, Fl.15, CR 1507A, New York [304 E 45th St] & online
Strengthening the Rule of Law for Sustainable Peace: Building Peace through Inclusive and Partnership‑Driven Rule of Law
Jun
26
Doha Room, UNDP
304 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017, 11th Floor
Diverse Pathways for Sustaining Peace: The Role of Customary and Informal Justice Actors in Peacebuilding
Jul
14
Jul
10
Dag Hammarskjold Library Training Room (L-1333)
A Closer Look at the SDGs Under Review: Peace, Justice, Inclusion, and Partnerships as Drivers for Change
