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Justices from Latin America and the Caribbean address corruption, independence in preparation for Global Judicial Integrity Network
December 1, 2016

Justices from Latin America and the Caribbean address corruption, independence in preparation for Global Judicial Integrity Network

The creation of a Global Judicial Integrity Network moved a step closer to being realized as UNODC held its first regional preparatory meeting for Latin America and the Caribbean in the Panamanian capital. Once live, the Network will bring together Chief Justices and members of judicial bodies from across the world and will be the first ever global platform dedicated exclusively to upholding judicial integrity and preventing corruption within the justice system.

Bolstering anti-corruption and independence among the judiciary: the Global Judicial Integrity Network
November 16, 2016

Bolstering anti-corruption and independence among the judiciary: the Global Judicial Integrity Network

A two-day preparatory meeting for the creation of a Global Judicial Integrity Network was held this week in Bangkok. The Network, which will go live in 2017, aims to connect judges to support each other in upholding judicial integrity and preventing corruption within the justice system.

By bringing together Chief Justices, members of judicial disciplinary bodies and judicial training institutions as well as other stakeholders inside and beyond the justice system from across the world, it will create the first ever global platform dedicated exclusively to this issue.

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