Prof. N.R. Madhava Menon writes in support of the Access to Justice Index and proposes to argue for access to justice as a universal basic human right. Please click on below in order to read the complete Foreword by Prof Menon.

The UN “Global Goals” are a list of 17 identified ends that need to be achieved in order to create a situation of “Sustainable Growth" in the twin contexts of developed and low income countries. Click below for more.

The present (2016) Index Rankings is only a beta-version, inviting stakeholders to constructively evaluate the current assessment criteria and to participate in deciding the (expanded) criteria for the Global Rankings of 2018.* The Qualitative (Survey) component proposed to be included in the 2018 Rankings has been briefly described in Part Four (4) of this Report.

As stated before, this is Part II of the Index which is proposed to be used for our global rankings. The objective of including this Chapter and briefly describing the Qualitative (Survey) Indicators as proposed is to invite the readers’ suggestions on the indicators/criteria proposed, and to be suggested newer methodologies for calculating and assessing the common man’s experiences and perception.