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Support Global Voices’ Spotlight: Justice as infrastructure

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Briefings

Global Voices partners with The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law (HiiL) to highlight how fair, fast, and reliable justice systems act as critical infrastructure for societal functioning. The article argues that without robust legal enforcement, economic mobility and social trust are threatened, while predictable legal environments encourage innovation, investment, and civic participation. The initiative aims to make visible the role of justice in enabling economic and social benefits, specifically targeting countries with justice deficits.

Key points

• Global Voices partners with The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law (HiiL) to make visible the role of justice as critical infrastructure for society.
• Countries with a justice deficit face threats to economic mobility and social trust due to lack of functional legal systems.

Context

Justice is described as a moral and ethical area that functions as the 'grease in the motor of social functioning.' The article highlights how fair, fast, and reliable justice systems enable societies to fulfill economic, social, and creative potential by ensuring predictable outcomes for permits, investments, and civic reporting.

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