Enhancing judicial reform in the Eastern Partnership countries (Azerbaijan)
The objective is to identify legal and practical obstacles to the implementation of the relevant European standards in the areas of concern and to formulate recommendations and best practices to address these obstacles.
Background documents
Contacts
Reports
- Eastern Partnership: Enhancing Judicial Reform in the Eastern Partnership Countries - Efficient Judicial Systems Report - December 2014 (ENG / RUS)
- Report 1 of the Review of the collection of judicial statistics - Republic of Moldova (August 2014) (ENG / ROU)
- Eastern partnership: Enhancing judicial reform in the Eastern Partnership countries - Project Report - Working group on "Efficient Judicial Systems" - March 2013 (ENG - RUS)
- Report on Lawyers (May 2012)
- Report on Training of Judges (May 2012)
CEPEJ visited Baku with the aim to analyse the provision of mediation services in Azberbaijan (Baku)
From 17 to 19 October, the European Commission for the efficiency of justice (CEPEJ) conducted a fact-finding mission in Baku with the aim to analyse the current situation and discuss how to provide support for improving mediation based on CEPEJ Guidelines and various tools dealing with...
Meeting of the Working Group on Efficient Judicial Systems, Strasbourg, 19 November 2014
On 20-23 October, the CEPEJ experts discussed the draft report on “Efficient Judicial Systems” with the representatives of the judicial and executive authorities of Armenia, Azerbaidjan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine. The report reviews and analyses the performances of both the...
Eastern Partnership Justice and Home Affairs ministers to discuss progress in cooperation regularly
Justice and Home Affairs ministers from the EU Member States and Eastern Partners in their first meeting on October 7–8 in Luxembourg have underlined the importance of judicial and law-enforcement cooperation, best practice sharing and further reforms and have agreed to meet regularly to monitor...
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