In early 2017, New-Rule and PartnersGlobal entered into a strategic partnership to collaborate on rule of law and access to justice sector programming. As strategic partners, we share office space, technical assets, and resources to implement projects in our mutual interest. For close to 30 years, PartnersGlobal has worked to enhance the rule of law in conflict and post-conflict societies around the globe by promoting access to justice, capacity building, mediation, and civil society participation in policy-making. The foundation of PartnersGlobal’s approach to promoting effective and inclusive judicial systems is establishing constructive relationships between key stakeholders including government, civil society, and grassroots groups. The Partners Network of affiliate Centers around the world is known for its international credentials as mediators and experts on collaborative processes, involving equal gender rights and economic empowerment, human rights, transitional justice, and peace and reconciliation.

New-Rule has concluded an exclusive MoU with the Human Rights Data Analysis Group (HRDAG) to collaborate on the analysis of data relating to international human rights, international crimes, transitional justice initiatives, and related documentation and analysis efforts. HRDAG’s mission to apply “rigorous science to the analysis of human rights violations around the world” complements perfectly New-Rule’s commitment to the application of the latest legal thinking on the same.

New-Rule has a formal Memorandum of Understanding with Albers International Consulting, which is designed specifically to extend the New-Rule network of legal expertise in Continental Europe enriching comparative legal approaches. Albers International Consulting is a global consulting firm specialized in the justice sector and the judiciary. Albers’ core business is delivering services to non-governmental organizations (e.g. American Bar Association, the Asia Foundation, International Consortium of Court Excellence), European and International organizations (e.g. the World Bank, European Commission, OECD), other consulting firms and countries through projects on justice reform, justice sector assessments, the development of national and international justice sector performance indicators, the promotion of the use of court quality systems, the implementation of rule of law projects and the provision of assistance to councils for the judiciary, courts, offices of the public prosecution and ministries of justice.

New-Rule has a formal Memorandum of Understanding with iVote, which is designed specifically to extend the New-Rule network of mobile IT expertise in Continental Europe. iVote is a global technology firm specialized in the government sector and e-learning. iVote is an applied software development company that provides specific solutions to industry oriented companies, as well as companies that deal with public administration. While being mainly focused on web-based solutions, iVote offers full-cycle software development, re-engineering, QA and maintenance services. Due to the technical skills that the iVote team of software engineers and architects possess, we are always able to supply our clients with advanced and state-of-the-art applications respecting the predetermined time frame and within the planned budget. iVote’s clients strongly praise the profound industrial knowledge and expertise they receive, understanding in the same time, the necessary accountability for prosperous applied software supply. New-Rule chose to affiliate with iVote based on its proven track record of affordable, flexible solutions.