The World Justice Project, in partnership with the Ministry of Justice of Poland, will convene the 2025 World Justice Forum with an ambitious agenda to reverse the global rule of law recession and mount a counteroffensive to authoritarian expansion.
Hundreds of global rule of law champions will gather in Warsaw, Poland from 23 – 26 June to strengthen the rule of law ecosystem that prevents government overreach and ensures those who govern are bound by the law. This ecosystem includes judiciaries, human rights and anti-corruption agencies, supreme audit institutions, election bodies, independent media, and civil society watchdogs.
The Forum will provide an arena for these diverse actors and other important stakeholders – including the private sector and young activists – to share learning, identify common objectives, and develop innovative strategies for oversight and action. Together, they will explore urgent areas of focus – such as technology and environmental justice – that are critical to safeguarding accountable governance in today’s world.
Over the course of four momentous days, the World Justice Project and Forum participants will build upon insights from the WJP Rule of Law Index, feature evidence from impactful rule of law success stories, invite policy makers to affirm commitments to rule of law progress, and engage in action-oriented, multi-sector discussions to mobilize and deliver timely rule of law solutions.
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