The Open Source Justice Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity dedicated to spreading access to justice globally through open-source protocols and technology. Learn more about OSJF’s work ...

Everyone agrees that individuals who cause harm to others should make amends for what they’ve done. Victims of crime deserve to feel justice has been served in their cases. Judges and prosecutors work ...

The banner says "No justice. No Peace." No Justice No Peace sign Source: Flickr We think we know what it means -- that we who want justice are willing to fight for it. The words have a deeper meaning, ...

The COVID-19 pandemic served as a catalyst for conversations about justice systems, shedding light on some key areas in need of transformation. It particularly highlighted how emerging technologies ...

Canada’s justice system has changed significantly in recent years, with restorative justice programs becoming more common as an alternative to traditional sentencing. These programs bring offenders ...

The justice system is a network of agencies and organizations that rely on well-defined processes to achieve fair and ethical outcomes. Information sharing is the fuel that powers the system. When ...

Corruption and justice are closely linked in a complex and inverse relationship: where justice prevails, there is little room for corruption, but where corruption thrives, it throws the scales of ...