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International Bridges to Justice is an independent, non-profit and non-governmental organization founded in 2000 that strives to protect due process and achieve fair trials for the accused throughout the world.

In countries where governmental commitment to human rights principles has, as of yet, failed to meet its practical goal, IBJ fills the gap between human rights legislation and domestic implementation.

Currently operating in China, Vietnam and Cambodia, IBJ has just recently launched projects in Rwanda, Zimbabwe and Burundi. In response to urgent requests, we are also expanding initiatives to reach other parts of the world.

We envision a world without torture or unjust legal proceedings, and we work every day to achieve this end.

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internationalbridges uploaded a new video (5 days ago)
The IBJ Geneva team draws the first winner of its Human Rights Day Campaign Raffle. The winner? Watch the video to find out! Many thanks to all ...   more
 
 
internationalbridges uploaded a new video (2 weeks ago)
JB speaks about the challenges he is facing as a legal rights advocate in Rwanda.
 
 
internationalbridges uploaded a new video (3 weeks ago)
A draft of Nick's longer piece on the efforts of Law Professor Buhle Dube to curtail torture and mob justice within Swaziland.
 
 
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internationalbridges uploaded a new video (1 month ago)
Karen Tse is interviewed at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland
 
Channel Comments (1)
Bellatone (1 year ago)
Its against the law to kill but when the law wants to kill and torture than they deem it acceptable...It should be unacceptable on both sides of the coin...Torturing ,death penalties and war is all wrong..

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