The MBU has created this space of thought not only to explore the parallels between Eastern Buddhist Law and Western Human Rights, but also to produce a fascinating interdisciplinary synthesis called International Buddhist Law, which is a fundamental pillar of the spiritual development of Maitriyana. However, International Buddhist Law is only the contemporary expression of the ancient community and tribal justice system. The College of International Buddhist Law transmits this avant-garde discipline created by Master Maitreya Samysaksambuddha, Rector of the MBU.
TEACHINGS
Dialogue with International Court of Justice
Dialogue with European Court of Human Rights
Dialogue with Spanish Society for International Human Rights Law
Dialogue with Russell Tribunal on Palestine
Dialogue with International Labour Organization
Dialogue with International Red Cross
Dialogue with African Court on Human and Peoples Rights
Dialogue with Human Rights Watch
Dialogue with Organization of American States
Dialogue with National Institute Against Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racism (INADI)
Dialogue with the Supreme Court of Navajo Nation
Dialogue with the Tibetan Parliament in Exile
Dialogue with the International Criminal Court
Dialogue with the Court of Justice of European Union
Dialogue with Amnesty International
Dialogue with Cherokee Nation Supreme Court
Dialogue with Supreme Court of Justice of Bhutan
Maitriyana Buddhist Community 