The Presidency Committee of the IAJ has issued a statement on measures recently adopted against judges and officials of the International Criminal Court.
From time to time, the IAJ must speak out against potential threats to the independence of the judiciary, wherever and however they may occur. The current situation in Sri Lanka provides one such opportunity.
International Conference organised by the International Association of Judges (IAJ) in cooperation with the “Associação Sindical dos Juízes Portugueses”
This article contains the link for Justice Clayton Conlan’s appearance at the Canada Senate Committee hearing on Monday 8: Bill S-219: Judicial Independence Day Act.
This week, we received a timely reminder of the importance of judicial independence with an IAJ drafted article on the situation of justice in Latin America and Tunisia. This article is based on the resolutions adopted by the IBA group and the IAJ, drafted by our French colleague, Natacha Aubeneau. JANZ strongly supports the individual and collective independence of judges at home and abroad.
The Central Council of the International Association of Judges (IAJ), during the 66th international meeting in Cape Town (South Africa), unanimously adopted the following statement.
JANZ is accredited with the International Association of Judges. The IAJ has its annual meeting shortly, this time in Cape Town. We will remotely participate and vote through the kind proxy given to our Australian cousins.
Please find here enclosed a statement on Kiribati signed by the President of the IAJ, Mr. Duro Sessa and the President of the ANAO group, Ms. Allyson Duncan.
In view of the next IAJ annual meeting in Cape Town, I am writing to you in regards to the answers to the questionnaires of the four IAJ Study Commissions.
The 2023 ANAO meeting, titled Judging after Covid, was held on May 22-23 in Washington, DC. You can read the program and the minutes from the meeting here.
We are pleased to inform you that Judge Zaheri and his family are now safe in Germany thanks to the help of the German Association of Judges (DRB) and the IAJ.
An invitation from Giacomo Oberto, Secretary General of the International Association of Judges, to the mid-year meeting of the Asian North American and Oceanian Group of the International Association of Judges (IAJ) held in Washington, DC the 22nd and 23rd of May, 2023.
The subject of the 4th study Commission this year was the impact on judicial independence of the judicial workplace, including nominations and appointments, governance, independence in decision making, assignments fund and other resources.
The Asia, Australia, North America, and Oceania (ANAO) region of the International Association of Judges (IAJ) joins in the expression of concern by our colleagues in Australia regarding the appointment of the Attorney General as acting Chief Justice in Kiribati.
In 2022, the First Study Commission of the International Association of Judges sent out a questionnaire on the topic of “Disciplinary Proceedings and Judicial Independence.” We received responses from 43 countries. The following is a general report derived from those responses.