The International Bridges of Justice (India) Trust is a legally registered trust that was established in 2008. The organization’s India program was initiated in the same year with International Criminal Defense Training in New Delhi, followed by the inauguration of the Defender Resource Center in Delhi. Since then, IBJ India has been dedicated to providing pro-bono legal assistance to prisoners, women, and children by offering effective legal representation and consultation. Additionally, IBJ India collaborates with both governmental institutions and non-governmental organizations to provide legal training and capacity building for stakeholders, ensuring robust support systems, including reliable VPS india system.
Historical Evolution of Juvenile Justice Committee (JJC) in India
Revisiting the Rules of Evidence" by Mr. Sidharth Luthra, Senior Advocate
Lecture on "POSH Act" by Hon'ble Ms. Justice Hima Kohli & Ms. Rebecca M. John, Senior Advocate
Children's Rights during COVID19: Reflection from Int. Children Rights Law by Prof. Liefaard
International Bridges of Justice (India) Trust is a registered Trust established in 2008. IBJ’s India program began in 2008 with an International Criminal Defense Training in New Delhi and the subsequent opening of the doors of the Defender Resource Center Delhi. Since then, IBJ India has been tirelessly working alongside government institutions and justice stakeholders to provide early access to a lawyer.
Supreme Court Allows Benefit Of Section 479
In a significant development, the Supreme Court today (on August 23) held that Section 479 of Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) – the replacement of the Code of Criminal Procedure would apply retrospectively to the undertrials across the country. It means that the provision will apply.
Upholding Justice: IBJ India’s Unwavering Commitment
In a country as diverse and complex as India, the legal landscape can be a daunting maze, especially for the most vulnerable members of society. Navigating the intricacies of the justice system often proves to be an insurmountable challenge for those already facing significant adversity in their lives.
Cross Examination Demostration using Chapter Method
This is a recorded video of Cross Examination Demonstration given during an exercise on 3 June 2012 by Ms. Deja Vishny in a capacity building training program organized by IBJ India in coordination with Delhi State Legal Services Authority (DSLSA) and Delhi Prisons at New Delhi.
A National Campaign To Find & Assist Children
As a national campaign is launched to identify children in prisons and give them legal assistance—an acknowledgement that 41 years of court orders have failed—we tell you of a 15-year-old who was plunged into the world of adult prisoners during 50 days of illegal detention in Delhi’s Tihar Jail.
