Pavlо Petrenko opened a coordination meeting of private and state enforcement officers

14 June 2018 | Property rights protection

The Coordinating Meeting of the Ministry of Justice, the Association of Private Enforcement Officers and International Partners including EU-funded Project Pravo-Justice took place in Kyiv. The meening was devoted to the further implementation of the reform of enforcement of court decisions.

Novels of new procedural codes were discussed in Lviv

11 June 2018 | Judiciary

June 11, The EU-funded Project "Pravo-Justice" together with the Ukrainian Bar Association held a meeting devoted to discussing the issues of implementation of the latest procedural legislation on the effectiveness of the new procedural mechanisms and the development of ways to improve them.

Project experts discussed setup of private enforcement service with Head of Council of judges

8 June 2018 | Judiciary

The setup of the private enforcement service was in the focus of discussion at the work meeting of Team Leader of the EU Project “PRAVO-Justice” Dovydas Vitkauskas, International Expert of the Project Reda Moliene, Head of the Council of Judges (CoJ) of Ukraine Oleh Tkachuk, and CoJ members.

Katilin Popov: Today profession of private enforcement officers is overregulated

5 June 2018 | Property rights protection

The percentage of cases that have been successfully brought to the end by private enforcement officers is about 83%. At the same time, the corresponding indicator has improved in the State enforcement service - 30%, that is, the main indicators show that the reform is moving in the right direction

Ukraine opts for a merits-based approach to the selection and evaluation of judges

1 June 2018 | Judiciary

"Since last year, Ukraine has opted for a new approach by injecting various procedural guarantees to make the process of selection and evaluation more merits-based and transparent", stated Team Leader of EU-Project “Pravo-Justice” Dovydas Vitkauskas at the conference “Judicial reform in Ukraine: Outputs and Further Steps”, organised by the Judicial Reform Council and the Council of Europe.