Join Mary Robinson and leading legal voices to ask: can international law still constrain power in a fractured world?

Irish Rule of Law International has appointed Lindiwe Sibande as Country Director in Malawi, succeeding Susie Kiely, who has led IRLI's work in the country for the past several years.

IRLI's Criminal and Public Law Update is an annual CPD conference for solicitors and barristers, raising funds for its strategic work.

It is estimated that 1.5 billion people worldwide cannot resolve their justice problems. In Tanzania, this challenge is particularly acute for women.

Today, Ireland assumes the Presidency of the Council of the European Union at a time of significant geopolitical uncertainty, ongoing armed conflict, and growing challenges to democratic institutions. Against this backdrop, the rule of law remains central to protecting fundamental rights, maintaining democratic accountability and strengthening public trust.

The President of the International Bar Association (IBA), Claudio Visco talks about accountability, international justice, democracy and the future of the rule of law in an increasingly turbulent world.

Report finds severe hunger, overcrowding and chronic underfunding across Malawi’s prisons.

Human rights lawyer Darragh Mackin reflects on the enduring challenges of addressing the past—and what it takes to build meaningful reconciliation.

Across the world, the rule of law is under pressure. Institutions designed to safeguard accountability, protect rights, and uphold democratic values are facing increasing strain. That's why we have launched our new strategy.

IRLI Supporting Financial Crime Investigation and Asset Recovery in Zambia

In Zambia, judges and magistrates are strengthening how courts respond to victims and vulnerable witnesses through trauma-informed, rights-based judicial practice.

Irish Rule of Law International (IRLI) is working with justice sector partners in Zambia to improve access to justice by bringing court hearings directly into correctional facilities.