PART I: Experiences of Integration and Social Participation in Access to Justice
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1. The Judicial Power of Mendoza, Argentina, and its Access to Justice Policy: The Mobile Judicial Information Center
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2. Access to justice in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela for the deaf and/or persons with hearing disabilities through Public Defense
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3. Meeting Immediate legal Needs Via the Brazilian Public Defender’s Office: An Exemplary Case
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4. Legal Secondary Consultation: Expanding the Reach of Ontario’s Community Legal Clinics through Community Partnerships
PART II: Reflections on the Use of Law and the Denial of Access to Justice
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5. Analysis of the Extinction of Justice Facilities in the Northeast of Brazil from the Perspective of the Right to Development
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6. Persecution Grounds as a Restricting Tool of the Right to Asylum in Canada: The Example of Haitian Women Who Fear Gendered Violence
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7. Beyond Cookie Cutter Templates to Women’s Lived Experiences: Domestic Violence-based Refugee Claims from Guyana
PART III: Institutional Design of the Public Defender’s Office: Limits and Capacities to Face New Demands
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9. Searching for the Emancipatory Institutional Potential of the Public Defender’s Office: Reflections and Propositions on the Challenge of Building Institutional Markers to Increase the Three-Dimensionality of Access to Justice
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10. Mapping Legal Services and Social Participation in the Governance of Brazilian Public Defender’s Offices
PART IV: The Recognition of New Rights and Subjects
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11. Economic, Social, Cultural and Environmental Rights in the Peace Agreement with the Farc-ep and its Implementation in Colombia
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12. The Challenges of Access to Justice and Indigenous Peoples’ Strategies before Mega-Projects in Mexico: Between Legal Pluralism and the Positivismo de Combate
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13. Legitimacy of Parents to Request the Change from Civil Name to Social Name of Transgender Son in Death Certificate
