My thanks to Elizabeth Andersen, Executive Director of World Justice Project, for an engaging meeting IDLO in Rome, ahead of the #SDG16 Conference. I look forward to further strengthening our partnership with World Justice Project to realize our shared agenda to advance the #ruleoflaw .

How do #AccesstoJustice & #RuleofLaw promote sustainable development?

Tomorrow, WJP's Elizabeth Andersen will participate in a #SDG16 Conference panel on how the pandemic & other crises have created challenges for achieving #SDG16 .

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How can progress toward #SDG16 help address crises around the world?

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Scan the QR code below and join us and the Thailand Institute of Justice (TIJ Thailand) at 8:10AM EDT/7:10PM in Jakarta for a discussion on how data & collaboration can be used to advance people-centered justice.

TODAY: Join WJP & the Thailand Institute of Justice (TIJ Thailand) for a session on how data and collaboration are key for improving #PeopleCentered justice in Southeast Asia during the UN #CCPCJ32 .

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TOMORROW: Join us & @tijthailand for a session exploring the prospects for improving people-centered justice in Southeast Asia during the UN #CCPCJ32 .

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“Broad perceptions of authoritarian behavior along with low levels of trust don’t bode well for the #RuleofLaw & democracy in the region,” WJP Executive Director Elizabeth Andersen said, referencing findings in our new Latin American & Caribbean reports.

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We’re excited to embark on this deeper collaboration with the Commonwealth Lawyers and tackle major #RuleofLaw challenges, including #disinformation and judicial independence.

Learn more 👇

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La mayoría de la población en #AméricaLatina y #ElCaribe considera que los altos cargos del gobierno atacan o desacreditan a los medios de comunicación y a las organizaciones de la sociedad civil. Esta percepción está más extendida en 🇹🇹, 🇧🇷, 🇨🇴 y 🇦🇷

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What is people-centered justice and how can it help address the justice gap?

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NEW FINDING: Only 14% of people in Argentina & Paraguay say their gov leaders would be held accountable for breaking the law.

Our 26 new #RuleofLaw country reports explore authoritarianism, fundamental freedoms, crime, security, & #AccesstoJustice .

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NEW FINDING: Gov leaders are working to undercut and weaken the judiciary across much of Latin America & the Caribbean, according to majorities of people in 18 out of 23 countries.

In Ecuador, Argentina, & Brazil, more than 2/3 of people surveyed agree.

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NEW DATA: A majority of people in 21 out of 23 countries in Latin America & the Caribbean say that government officials use misinformation to shape public opinion in their favor.

The Bahamas (77%), Brazil (75%), & Trinidad & Tobago (75%) topped the list.

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NEW: In 15 out of 23 Latin American & Caribbean countries, at least half of people said gov leaders attack or try to discredit their country’s electoral system.

This belief was most prevalent in Brazil, Trinidad & Tobago, Colombia, Ecuador, & Bolivia 👇

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