Imprisoned judges and judicial independence
The mere number of imprisoned Turkish judges is so intimidating, that a very special gesture is necessary if judicial independence … Read more
The mere number of imprisoned Turkish judges is so intimidating, that a very special gesture is necessary if judicial independence … Read more
The ICJ is concerned at the reported resignations of federal judges in the Chechen Republic of the Russian Federation following … Read more
A new ICJ report concludes that a comprehensive reform of the system judicial appointments and promotions, as well as of … Read more
Our latest newsletter is now available in english. Justice Moses Chinhengo (ICJ Commissioner) and Lloyd Kuveya (ICJ Legal Advisor) paid … Read more
Vrienden van Rechters voor Rechters, ‘We zetten ons al schrap en hielden onze adem in, maar dat bleek tot onze … Read more
Statement on judiciary in Russian Federation, and individual cases in Venezuela and Swaziland The ICJ today made an oral statement … Read more
The ICJ today expressed grave concern over the shooting of a Supreme Court judge of Dagestan and his son. The … Read more
The ICJ today published its recommendations on a draft law introducing changes to the disciplinary system for judges in the … Read more
On Monday 15 April, the ICJ will hold a roundtable seminar with judges of the Russian Federation’s highest courts, on … Read more
In a report published today, the ICJ calls for comprehensive reforms of the disciplinary system for judges in Russia as … Read more
Eerder berichtten we al over de zaak van de Russische rechter Olga Kudeshkina. Ze werd in 2004 ontslagen, omdat ze … Read more