Invest in Justice, 

Build a Better World.

Our democracy is built on the rule of law, which ensures fairness, justice, and human rights for all. The American Bar Association Center for Global Programs (ABA CGP) is dedicated to defending the rule of law and protecting the rights of all.

In Morocco, we carried out education campaign activities to raise awareness of corruption in the criminal justice system in the Marrakech region.

We need your support to continue our vital work. 

Due to the freeze in foreign aid funding many of our crucial programs are at risk. Donate now to support our work as pioneers in the provision of access to justice and protecting those most vulnerable around the globe.

With your help, we aim to: 

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Defend the rule of law and uphold democratic principles.

Promote freedom and justice in the US and developing countries.

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Protect human rights across the globe.

Provide access to justice for  the world's most vulnerable populations.

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Foster a global environment of fairness and equality.

Advance global justice, human rights, and sustainable development.

Take action.

Support our mission to ensure justice and human rights for all. Your contribution, no matter the size, will make a significant impact. 

Stand with us to uphold the rule of law and ensure people at risk have access to justice.

Testimonials

"I want to thank the American Bar Association for all of the important work that it does to promote the rule of law...We have some critical challenges: combating terrorism, combating corruption, poverty, and the threat of pandemics. And all of these would be alleviated, in part, by a rule of law movement. But this can't be a project of just one organization, or one profession, or one country. I think each of us has a stake in the rule of law, and we have to work together toward the goal."

— Justice Sandra Day O'Connor (1930-2023)

“I have undertaken more than 20 programs in Russia, Slovakia, Latvia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Iraq, Morocco, Turkey, Jordan, Georgia, Oman, Ecuador, Moldova, Qatar, and Libya, as well as a dozen or so courses at the CEELI Institute in Prague. The programs varied in length, some as short as three or four days, others as long as three weeks. The subject matter varied, depending on the needs of the countries served. But they all shared one thing: dedicated to-or at least curiosity about—advancing the rule of law. In every country I met wonderful people and learned about history, customs, and legal cultures.”

- Hon. Judith C. Chirlin (1947-2022)