In Canada, the Action Committee adopted its nine Justice Development Goals after working collaboratively with people across the country to examine how to advance access to justice (A2J). These nine goals map out a path to improve A2J that everyone, whatever they are working on, can follow to align their work toward a more inclusive and accessible system. This progress report indicates 6,254,736 people were impacted by 2021 A2J projects.
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Living in rural communities
Justice Development Goal 1: Address Everyday Legal Problems
Reflect Canadian Society
Recommendation 4: Put the services people need in the communities where they live with the resources to address the barriers they face.-
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Justice Development Goal 3: Make Courts Work Better
Ensure Access to Courts
Recommendation 9: Courts must be adequately staffed and located where people live to make sure people can get access to a judge when needed, especially when fundamental and constitutional rights are at stake.-
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