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Bringing justice to the people: how the UN is helping communities deal with disputes in remote and dangerous areas

Bringing justice to the people: how the UN is helping communities deal with disputes in remote and dangerous areas

Apr 30, 2019, at 09:50 am

New York, Apr 30 (IBNS): Justice can be hard to come by in countries hit by conflict. To ensure that communities can settle disputes, and see criminals lawfully punished, UN peacekeeping missions support mobile courts, which travel to places where no regular court exists.