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East Timor | Justice Sector Reform

Law and Justice in East Timor: A Survey of Citizen Awareness and Attitudes Regarding Law and Justice in East Timor

Report | January 1, 2002 | 95 pages

This report for the Asia Foundation based on a survey of citizen awareness and attitudes regarding law and justice in East Timor conducted by Charney Research underscores the importance of government and NGOs to work toward a more viable dispute resolution system for the country. People are most comfortable and familiar with the adat process, which they believe is the best venue to seek remedy if family-to-family discussions fail, especially when it comes to land disputes, the most common legal issue faced by citizens.

This report assesses attitudes towards law and justice in East Timor.