The Role of Lawyers in Access to Justice - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-v

Epigraph

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Figures

pp ix-x

Tables

pp xi-xii

Appendices

pp xiii-xiv

Contributors

pp xv-xx

Foreword

pp xxi-xxii

Acknowledgements

pp xxiii-xxiv

Abbreviations

pp xxv-xxviii

1 - Understanding and Comparing Access to Justice

pp 1-16

Part I - Access to Justice in Asia

pp 17-244

2 - Pro Bono, Legal Aid, and the Struggle for Justice in China

pp 19-38

3 - Access to Justice in India: Managing Multiple Mechanisms in a Restrictive Practice Environment

pp 39-55

4 - Access to Justice in Indonesia: Searching for Meaning

pp 56-72

5 - Access to Justice and Lawyer Independence in Japan

pp 73-97

Appendix 5.1 - The Rule on Association Affairs and Other Matters

pp 92-94

Appendix 5.2 - The Rules on Public Interest Activities, Excerpts

pp 95-95

Appendix 5.3 - Questionnaire: ‘Mandatory Rules on Public Interest Activities’

pp 96-97

6 - Improving Access to Justice in Malaysia: Introspection, Purpose, and Dynamism

pp 98-123

7 - Political Lawyers and the Legal Occupation in Myanmar

pp 124-144

8 - Alternative Lawyering versus Pro Bono in the Philippines: From Challenging an Authoritarian Government to Working with the State

pp 145-161

9 - Access to Justice in Singapore: A Government and Lawyer Dynamic

pp 162-177

10 - Public Interest Lawyering in South Korea: Standing on the Shoulders of Giants

pp 178-205

Appendix 10.1 - Korean Bar Association Regulation for Public Interest Activities, etc. (Regulation No. 54)

pp 198-199

Appendix 10.2 - Seoul Bar Association Regulation for Public Interest Activities, etc.

pp 200-205

11 - A Hub, a Knot, and a Powerhouse: The Legal Aid Foundation and Access to Justice in Taiwan

pp 206-227