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 A Handbook for Legal Professionals and Activists (in Russian)
The Russian edition of the PILI handbook provides an overview of a broad range of experience accumulated in the course of the development of public interest advocacy in Central and Eastern Europe. The text of the original English language handbook has been significantly expanded in this Russian language edition and incorporates new material drawn from the activities of Russian public interest law organizations, as well as practical information on public interest advocacy in Russia.
More details about the Handbook content on our Russian language website PILI.ru.
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 Combating Discrimination against Roma in Education. A Source Book
This source book represents a collection of essays that document the struggle for the integration of schools in Central and Eastern Europe. Taken together, they aim to elucidate the complexity of the phenomenon of educational segregation. The issue is explored from a number of different perspectives: the relationship of segregation to discrimination, early efforts to integrate education in Bulgaria and Hungary, tools for advocating change and pedagogical issues.
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 The Second European Forum on Access to Justice
The Forum Report offers a narrative summary of the proceedings of the Second European Forum on Access to Justice held in Budapest on February 24-26, 2005. The Report covers a wide range of regional and country-specific efforts to expand access to justice for the indigent and includes discussions of developments in international legal aid standards and of civil society and government initiatives to put these standards into practice.
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 Access to Justice in Central and Eastern Europe
The Forum Report provides a detailed account of the European Forum on Access to Justice held in Budapest in December 2002 in collaboration with the Open Society Justice Initiative. The European Forum on Access to Justice was the culmination of several years of work by PILI and its project partners to assess the state of legal aid in Central and Eastern Europe and in raising awareness of the need for reforms.
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 Who Defines the Public Interest?
“Who Defines the Public Interest?” by Edwin Rekosh, examines the term “public interest” from a conceptual standpoint, exploring the theoretical framework that undergirds strategic and programmatic choices in legal reform.This is the first issue in the PILI Papers occasional paper series, which offer analysis of selected topics in public interest law development.
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