Protecting competition in Montenegro
Competition is crucial to developing healthy and productive markets, strengthening the private sector, reducing poverty and promoting economic growth. However, it can be challenging to develop effective competition policy, especially in transition countries. In Montenegro, judges are hampered by insufficient knowledge of competition law, limited experience with related cases, and a lack of training.
Foundations of justice training in Myanmar
In recent years, civil society has played an increasingly important role in strengthening public legal awareness and advocating for access to justice in Myanmar. However, civil society is constrained by a limited understanding of the role of the legal system. Capacity development to enhance the knowledge and skills of civil society actors, as well as state accountability, remains a key priority.
DG on women's importance in the SEMED justice sector
IDLO Assembly of Parties and Partnership Forum 2017 | Session 1
EBRD on strengthening women judges in the SEMED region
Indonesia-Netherlands Rule of Law and Security Update
The Netherlands and Indonesia have a longstanding relationship in the fields of rule of law and security cooperation. The two countries' legal systems share a common heritage in substantive law and legal structure, and remain important partners today.
Partnership Forum 2017 | H.E. Xanana Gusmao: Goodbye conflict, welcome development
Cooperation and a touch of celebrity to tackle domestic violence in Mongolia
With domestic violence only recently classified as a crime in Mongolia, police officers, judges and other justice professionals initially had to navigate unfamiliar territory. Capacity building programs are helping them to support victims in line with the new legislation and resolve cases through coordinated response mechanisms.
Honduras and El Salvador: exchanging experiences of penitentiary systems
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