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1 5 8 CA S E ST U D I E SG roup Interv i ew sMembers of Law Review, a law student group at the University ofD h a k aS t a ff of the Madaripur Legal Aid Association, Bangladesh EnvironmentalLaw Association, Banchte Shekha, Ain O SalishKendra, the Palli Shishu Foundation, and other NGOsMembers of Banchte Shekha
5Contributing to Legal Reformin ChinaAU B R E Y MCCU T C H E O NThe Ford Foundation’s law-related activities in China haveevolved in the context of fundamental and wide-ranging changesin Chinese society—a society with a fifth of the world’s peopleand some four thousand years of recorded history. One aspect ofthose changes has been China’s endeavor to rebuild and improveits legal system. From the start of the “reform and opening” era,begun in earnest in December 1978 by the ruling ChineseCommunist Party, China has worked to rebuild a body of formallaw and the infrastructure of the legal system, such as courts andlaw faculties, among other components. Citizen mediation committeeswere also established to resolve minor disputes throughinformal means. But the legal reform process is far from complete,and the need for improvement of the formal legal systemincreases as the society deepens its economic, social, and politicaltransitions. At the same time, the unmet need continues for a legalsystem that fully protects the civil rights and liberties of all citize n s .Through ongoing involvement since 1979, Ford’s law grantshave contributed to needs identified in collaboration with Chineselegal experts. But it is the work of those experts along with Ford’sgrantees that is the noteworthy contribution to legal reform.The Foundation hoped to be a long-term partner in China’se fforts to rebuild and reform its formal legal system by initiatingcontributions in the legal research and teaching community that it1 5 9
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