ObservAjus

ObservAJUS is a Brazilian justice-sector observatory focused on analyzing, monitoring, and sharing information about the policies and practices of the Judiciary that support access to justice. Its aim is to strengthen transparency and help the public understand how Brazil’s justice system works. The portal brings together information on institutions, policies, publications, and initiatives, with a searchable directory and a map of access-to-justice practices.

Its featured solutions address challenges such as reaching remote communities, improving accessibility for people with disabilities, simplifying legal procedures and language, expanding access to legal information, and promoting alternative dispute resolution. The site highlights projects from courts across Brazil, including conciliation services delivered by videoconference and a WhatsApp-based service robot. Visitors can explore news, articles, and theses, learn about the observatory’s team and methodology, and register practices, research, or publications.

ObservAJUS also encourages collaboration by inviting contributors to share experiences and initiatives that can broaden access to justice, including efforts supporting vulnerable groups and fostering public awareness of legal rights