Law, Democracy and Journalism (LDJ)
The LDJ project serves as a transparency and accountability initiative designed to examine the intersection of law and democracy viewed through the lens of journalism. It represents our proactive engagement with the judiciary, the often-overlooked third arm of government, within the purview of civil society. It drives judicial accountability through diverse and carefully curated approaches geared towards shedding light on the activities of the judiciary. The project also spotlights other issues in the legal system, such as human rights, to develop a robust
Mission
To foster transparency, accountability, and public understanding at the intersection of law and democracy through journalistic inquiry to contribute to developing a robust and just society.
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Knowledge Products
Here are some relevant knowledge products based on our research on the Law, Democracy and Journalism (LDJ)