The ICJ and Amnesty International have presented today a third party intervention before the European Court of Human Rights in the case of the premature dismissal of Judge Waldemar Zurek from his position in the National Judicial Council. (more…)
The ICJ today raised concerns for the independence of the judiciary in Serbia, in a statement to the United Nations. (more…)
The ICJ today spoke at the UN on the role of judicial councils, judicial independence in Turkey and Poland, and on business and human rights in Peru. (more…)
The ICJ has set out key principles and sources on judicial councils and other national mechanisms for selecting, appointing, promoting, transferring, suspending or removing judges, in a submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers. (more…)
Who judges the judges? Accountability for judicial corruption and judicial complicity Side Event Tuesday 14 June 2016, 14:00 – 16:00 Room XXIII, Palais des Nations, Geneva. (more…)
The report, published today, assesses the current state of the independence and accountability of the Serbian judiciary and prosecution service, and, in particular, the self-governance of the two professions under the High Judicial Council and the State Prosecutors’ Council. (more…)
