How to improve coordination of technical assistance in justice sector?

18 July 2018 | Justice

On July 18, 2018, an expert discussion on coordination of donor assistance in the implementation of the Justice Sector Reform Strategy and Action Plan 2015-2020 (JSRSAP), was held with the participation of Pravo-Justice international experts in the High Council of Justice.

HCJ submitted a motion to the President of Ukraine of the appointment of 68 judges

16 July 2018 | Judiciary

High Council of Judges submitted a motion to the President of Ukraine of the appointment of 68 judges who successfully completed the qualification assessment for positions in local courts.

Vacancy of Communications officer

16 July 2018 | E-justice , Judiciary , Justice , Probation , Property rights protection

EU Project "Pravo-Justice" is looking for communications officer that will be responsible for the overall communication strategy of the project, creation of a project identity and all relevant dissemination material. He/she will work in close collaboration with the project team leader and will assist other key experts in their communication activities.

Olena Sukmanova: Anti-takeover committee of the MOJ returns corporate rights to greek investors

13 July 2018 | Justice

The Anti-Takeover Committee of the Ministry of Justice abolished unauthorized registration of the company and returned the corporate rights to the real owner - the Greek investors. This was announced by Olena Sukmanova, Deputy Minister of Justice for State Registration, in her videoblog.

Pravo-Justice experts met with Chairman of Council of Judges of Ukraine

13 July 2018 | Judiciary

Pravo-Justice Team Leader Dovydas Vitkauskas, international experts Reda Moliene and Anna Adamska met with the Chairman of the Council of Judges of Ukraine Oleg Tkachu to discuss the status of judicial self-government in Ukraine.

Dovydas Vitkauskas: It is necessary to reduce case-loads to allow the Supreme Court to perform its role at the pinnacle of the judicial system

5 July 2018 | Judiciary

It is necessary to gradually build a system of admissibility of cases at the Supreme Court, to allow the court to focus only on serious legal issues, reduce the flood of cases before it, and focus on its main role to promote stability of the legal system through uniformity of practice. This was stated by Team Leader of EU-Project “Pravo-Justice” Dovydas Vitkauskas at the international conference “Public service and administrative proceedings”, which took place at the Supreme Court today.