Ukraine Supreme Court’s decision threatens judge accountability, NGOs claim
Dejure Foundation and other NGOs respond to Supreme Court, demanding consistent evaluations for 180 judges to uphold the integrity of judicial reforms in Ukraine.
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Zelenskyy sends to parliament proposition to increase penalties for court corruption to 15 years in prison
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has enacted the decision of the National Security and Defense Council (RNBO) to accelerate…
Ukraine completes formation of key judicial body, unblocking reform
In a significant step forward for judicial reform, all the necessary members of Ukraine’s renewed High Qualification Commission…
Zelenskyy signs law activists say carries risks of usurping judicial power
Contrary to the conclusion of the Venice Commission, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has approved a law criticized by…
Ukraine’s civil society rejoices as two spotless members elected to key judicial self-governance organ
Ukraine’s Parliament has elected two candidates to the High Council of Justice, a key body of judicial governance,…
Ukraine is now an EU candidate. What happens now? When will it become a member?
EU candidate status was not granted to Ukraine because of the war, yet on special terms On 17…
How Zelenskyy effectively sabotages judiciary reform in Ukraine
What are the problems? In short, the most acute are three problems related to Ukraine’s judiciary: Corrupt institutions…
Daily review: Turkey to maintain course of Bayraktar drone project, international flurry ahead of Putin-Biden call, 30 years of Ukrainian Army
Past 24 hours in the war zone JFO reports Russian-led militants launch 1 attack on Novoselivka, Donetsk Oblast.…
Business world says judicial reform is Ukraine’s top priority
100 CEOs and top managers of the largest Ukrainian and international investors are estimated to be part of…
