Key Ukraine reform priorities for 2019—2023. The document consolidates the perspectives of over 90 Ukrainian reform-minded civil society organizations (CSOs) on their aspirations for the future of Ukraine.
Toronto Principles
Key Ukraine reform priorities for 2019—2023. The document consolidates the perspectives of over 90 Ukrainian reform-minded civil society organizations (CSOs) on their aspirations for the future of Ukraine.
This is the short version of the analytical review prepared by the NGOs Centre of Political and Legal Reforms, DEJURE Foundation and Automaidan.
What judicial system should be like in as soon as 5 years, and how we plan to enact the changes needed is presented in our Manifesto.
The policy-brief describes legal regulation of the Public Integrity Council’s status, analyzes foreign experience of public participation in the selection of judges and looks for ways to address the issue by offering three models.
The organization was founded in summer 2016 by leading experts in the field of judicial reform. During our first year of operation, the organization has grown from 4 to 14 members. We are proud to present the results of our work.
Analysts from the Centre of Policy and Legal Reform and DEJURE Foundation tracked and recorded the course of the competition to the Supreme Court and prepared an analytical report thereon.
The brochure describes the activities and the results of the PIC in its first year of operation.
The policy report analyzes the current state of justice sector reforms in Ukraine after the 2013—2014 Revolution of Dignity, provides some answers to the urgent questions, and sets out recommendations for further actions of Ukrainian authorities and international partners to make this crucial reform succeed.
Якою має бути судова система вже за 5 років та як ми плануємо досягти бажаних змін — у нашому Маніфесті.