European Association
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Regional Group of the IAJ

PROMOTING AN INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY WORLDWIDE

The IAJ has four Regional Groups: the European Association of Judges, the Iberoamerican Group, the African Group, the Asian, North American and Oceanian Group. Purpose of the Regional Groups is to discuss local problems concerning the Judiciary. They usually meet twice a year and may pass resolutions either on general issues affecting the Judiciary of the whole concerned area, or specifically regarding one ore more given countries. Ad hoc missions and reports can also be organized in particular cases.

Statutes

Statutes of the European Association of Judges
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Member Associations

List of associations belonging to the European Association of Judges
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Board and Working Groups

Board and working Groups of the European Association of Judges
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IAJ

The International Association of Judges was founded in Salzburg (Austria) in 1953.
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Minutes

Minutes of the EAJ meetings
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Solidarity

Solidarity with local judiciaries
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Meetings and Events

Documents and information
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Judges’ Charter in Europe

Judges’ Charter in Europe (1993)
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MEDIA

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COST – EU Action

The IAJ and EAJ Secretariat-General has received in these days information on a proposal for an EU grant application – COST Action (https://www.cost.eu/) – on Innovation for Fair Judicial Administration

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Statement on Turkey

On 15th July 2024, the 4 main European Associations of Judges (Association of European Administrative Judges, AEAJ; the European Association of Judges, EAJ; Judges for Judges and Magistrates Européens pour la Démocratie et les Libertés, MEDEL),

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