Tag - Law and justice

Women in Lahore, Pakistan (Marcel Crozet-ILO-Flickr)

Women-only customary courts in Pakistan and Afghanistan: inspiration for Melanesia?

by Miranda Forsyth

November 9, 2022

Man cooking food in Port Moresby, PNG (Paul Maina)

Latest Port Moresby ban doomed to failure

by Busa Jeremiah Wenogo

October 25, 2022

High Court of Solomon Islands in Honiara (Jenny Scott-Flickr)

When judging meets development: foreign judges on Pacific courts

by Anna Dziedzic

April 4, 2022

DP98 Whose right? Forceful evictions of informal settlements from state land in Papua New Guinea’s National Capital District

by Michelle Nayahamui Rooney

Nov, 2021

Richard Daschbach at the Oecusse Court

Timor-Leste vs Richard Daschbach

by Bárbara Nazareth Oliveira, Maria Rosa Xavier and Maria Agnes Bere

June 9, 2021

Police at the University of Papua New Guinea during the June 2016 protests

Political interference with the PNG police

by Terence Kaidadaya and Okole Midelit

May 7, 2021

New Zealand lost at sea on human rights

New Zealand lost at sea on human rights

by Darren Brunk

March 15, 2021

Finding value in ‘diabolically difficult’ justice reviews

Finding value in ‘diabolically difficult’ justice reviews

by Lisa Denney

October 23, 2020

A mid-term review can be a challenge even for experienced writers. (Icons8)

The diabolically difficult mid-term review

by Gordon Peake

September 3, 2020

death penalty PNG

Should PNG use the death penalty on cop killers?

by Moses Sakai

June 23, 2020