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“Access to Justice in a Modern World”
The 2022 Triennial Conference is therefore an important forum, which
offers an opportunity for Judges and Magistrates to share experiences,
knowledge and innovations in dealing with some of these challenges.
“Access to Justice in a Modern World”
The 2022 Triennial Conference is therefore an important forum, which
offers an opportunity for Judges and Magistrates to share experiences,
knowledge and innovations in dealing with some of these challenges.
“Access to Justice in a Modern World”
The 2022 Triennial Conference is therefore an important forum, which
offers an opportunity for Judges and Magistrates to share experiences,
knowledge and innovations in dealing with some of these challenges.
“Access to Justice in a Modern World”
The 2022 Triennial Conference is therefore an important forum, which
offers an opportunity for Judges and Magistrates to share experiences,
knowledge and innovations in dealing with some of these challenges.
“Access to Justice in a Modern World”
The 2022 Triennial Conference is therefore an important forum, which
offers an opportunity for Judges and Magistrates to share experiences,
knowledge and innovations in dealing with some of these challenges.
“Access to Justice in a Modern World”
The 2022 Triennial Conference is therefore an important forum, which
offers an opportunity for Judges and Magistrates to share experiences,
knowledge and innovations in dealing with some of these challenges.
La Jornada “AFGANISTAN, LA GUERRA SILENCIOSA CONTRA LAS MUJERES Y NIÑAS” que tendrá lugar el 30 de septiembre de 2022 en Las Palmas de Gran Canaria contará con las experiencias personales de cuatro juezas afganas, asiladas en España, que tuvieron que huir del país ante las amenazas de muerte padecidas ellas y sus familiares, no solo por participar activamente en la construcción del estado democrático existente en Afganistán antes de la toma del poder talibán sino, también, por atreverse a juzgar a los hombres siendo mujeres.