The proposal of the DEJURE Foundation to replace the members of the HQCJ and the High Council of Judges with the goal of carrying out a real cleaning up of the judiciary.
DEJURE Foundation proposes a model for selecting trustworthy judges
The proposal of the DEJURE Foundation to replace the members of the HQCJ and the High Council of Judges with the goal of carrying out a real cleaning up of the judiciary.
Civil society organizations urge to organize a new competition for the Deputy Chief of Staff of the HAC position, and for the State Judicial Administration.
On September 30, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, appointed Oksana Blazhivska as a member of the High Council of Justice, despite the concerns of civil society representatives.
DEJURE Foundation invites you to visit the international discussion on the results of the formation and competition to the Ukraine’s High Anti-Corruption Court. The discussion will take place on September 27 in Warsaw (Poland).
On September 27, DEJURE Foundation held The Formation of the High Anti-Corruption Court in Ukraine: Lessons Learned and Way Forward discussion within the framework of The Human Dimension Meeting 2019 in Warsaw.
Yesterday the Parliamentary Committee on Legal Policy considered amendments to the draft law #1008 on judicial self-governance bodies. We attended the committee’s meeting and analyzed committee’s decisions.
Yesterday the Parliament adopted a long-anticipated draft law #1008 on judicial governance bodies. However, the draft law was adopted not without some unforeseen circumstances.
On 10 December the High Council of Justice (HCJ) adopted a Regulation on the competition for the positions at the High Qualification Commission of Judges (HQCJ).
During the last three years, the DEJURE Foundation is working to establish a child-friendly justice system in Ukraine. Here is a list of our accomplishments this far.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine supported the draft law “On amending certain laws of Ukraine (regarding the improvement of the procedure of creation and activities of arbitration courts to restore the trust in the arbitration proceedings)”.
5 February 2020 was the last day the HCJ could form the Ethics Commission and the HQCJ according to law 193-IX. The HCJ deliberately blocked the formation of the Ethics Commission and the HQCJ Selection Commission.
According to experts and business representatives, the unreformed judiciary is the main obstacle to Ukraine’s economic growth.