Where We Work

Background information

The OJWA International Law Education Fund was established in the context of the continuous development of the international legal system, but the global public’s basic understanding of international law and international human rights law has long been insufficient.
In the context of frequent global conflicts, intensified religious and cultural misunderstandings, and serious imbalances in legal awareness, the lack of international law education has become an important structural factor affecting judicial fairness, social stability, and effective implementation of the law. This problem is particularly prominent in post-war countries and countries with fragile systems.

This fund takes * * International Law Popularization Education * * as its core means, and through public interest oriented educational resources and knowledge dissemination, promotes a fundamental understanding of international law and international human rights law, and facilitates rational cognition of law, religion, and social order within the framework of modern international law.

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Our focus areas

The OJWA International Law Education Fund focuses on the following public interest oriented directions for the popularization of international law:

**1) Promote the popularization of international law and international human rights law through free international law education resources**

Support the use of free and publicly accessible educational materials and knowledge resources on international law and international human rights law as carriers to promote the widespread dissemination of basic knowledge of international law and lower the threshold for acquiring legal knowledge.

**2) Popularize the basic understanding of international law for children and adolescents in post-war and fragile countries**

Support the popularization of education through international law, enhance the understanding of basic concepts of human rights, justice, and the rule of law among children and adolescents in post-war and structurally fragile countries, and promote the formation of long-term social stability and awareness of the rule of law.

**3) Promoting the alleviation of religious conflicts and preventing the occurrence of group violence through international law education**

Support public education and awareness based on international law and human rights law, promote legal understanding of religious and ethnic differences, and reduce the risk of conflicts and group violence caused by legal ignorance and extreme narratives.

**4) Popularizing education through international law to promote awareness and cultural exchange of infrastructure construction in underdeveloped countries**

Support international law education as the foundation, promote awareness of international rules related to infrastructure, scientific development, and cross-cultural cooperation, and facilitate rational communication and long-term development understanding between underdeveloped countries and the international community.

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Work Principles

The OJWA International Law Education Foundation adheres to the following principles in all its work:
• Do not participate in political activities, religious mobilization, or ideological propaganda
• Do not interfere with legislative, judicial activities or any legal rulings
• Not representing any government, judicial institution, religious institution, or international organization
• All projects are carried out on the premise of public interest, non partisan, non political, transparency, and compliance

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Explanation of the Relationship with the International System

This fund operates as a public interest education and research mechanism within OJWA.
Within the framework of international law, promote long-term legal awareness and capacity building through education, research, and public learning, without assuming any government, judicial, or international agency positions