General Description: The Jean Monnet Module “Inclusive Justice” (JUSTIN) addresses the problem of achieving inclusive justice in the face of the growing desire of European Union Member States (and also of third countries that are not) to make the administration of justice increasingly efficient and digital, without guaranteeing, at times, equal access to justice for all. Therefore, a team formed by professors and researchers from universities belonging to Member States of the European Union (Spain, Portugal, France and Poland) and Latin America (Bolivia, Chile and Colombia) will carry out teaching, research, communication and dissemination of European Union regulations to make equal access to justice compatible with its efficiency and digitization, so that citizens do not see their rights and guarantees undermined on their behalf.

Reference	101176127
Action type	Jean Monnet Actions in the field of Higher Education: Modules
Title	Inclusive Justice
Acronym	JUSTIN
Initial date	01/10/2024
End date	30/09/2027
Total duration	36 months
Coordinator	University of Cadiz
Website	https://justin.uca.es
Objetives	To train the project’s priority target groups (higher education students and professionals linked to the Administration of Justice). Research on equal access to justice for all from the European Union regulations on efficiency and digitization, and its transfer to the national regulations of the Member States and third countries not associated to the Program. Communicate and disseminate the advances and results of teaching and research of the project, mainly among the other target groups of the project (pre-university students and the general public). Influence third countries not associated to the Program (Bolivia, Chile, Colombia) with the collaboration of the Conference of Ministers of Justice of Ibero-American Countries.
Responsible	Pablo García Molina