Conference of Judges Decides to Convene Regular Meeting Early on the 30th of This Month
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The National Conference of Judges, a meeting body of representative judges from courts of all levels, has decided to move its regular second-half meeting—originally scheduled for December 7—up to the 30th of this month, one week earlier. Amid growing internal calls within the judiciary to respond to the ruling party's pressure on the judiciary, judges [are] planning to collectively express their opinions regarding the issue of judicial independe…
The National Conference of Judges is moving its regular meeting, originally scheduled for early December, forward to November 30. This decision reflects internal demands from judges to safeguard judicial independence amidst continued external attacks on the judiciary, including recent pressure from the ruling party and demands for the Chief Justice's resignation. Judges urged the convening of the meeting through an internal bulletin board.
The National Conference of Judges, a council of representative judges from courts of all levels, has decided to move its regular meeting, originally scheduled for the 7th of next month, forward by a week to the 30th. This decision comes amid growing demands from judges to voice their opinions as the ruling party recently intensifies pressure on the judiciary. Attention is focused on whether judges will be able to reach a consensus on pending iss…
Regular meeting date changed from December 7th
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