El 5 y 6 de febrero, el Vance Center y la Federación Centroamericana de Jueces por la Democracia (FECAJUD) organizaron un taller para fomentar un diálogo regional sobre las protecciones internacionales a la independencia judicial, la justicia digital, el lenguaje jurídico accesible y la comunicación judicial efectiva. El taller de dos días, titulado “Garantías para una Judicatura Independiente”, reunió en la Ciudad de Guatemala a jueces, expertos legales y líderes de asociaciones judiciales de toda la región para fortalecer el conocimiento y la colaboración en temas clave que afectan la independencia e integridad judicial en Centroamérica. Primer día: Cooperación regional... read more
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El Vance Center apoya el Diálogo Regional sobre Independencia Judicial en Centroamérica
Posted on February 13, 2025
Vance Center Supports Regional Dialogue on Judicial Independence in Central America
Posted on February 13, 2025Participants in the workshop in Guatemala City, February 5-6, 2025. Photo credit: Vance Center. On February 5-6, the Vance Center and the Central American Federation of Judges for Democracy (FECAJUD) organized a workshop to foster greater regional dialogue on international protections for judicial independence, digital justice, accessible legal language, and effective judicial communication. The two-day workshop, “Guarantees for an Independent Judiciary,” gathered judges, legal experts, and judicial association leaders from across the region in Guatemala City to strengthen knowledge and collaboration on key issues affecting judicial independence and integrity in Central America. Day One: Regional Cooperation and Technological Innovation In... read more
Vance Center Joins Legal Community for a Busy Week at IBA 2024 in Mexico
Posted on September 30, 2024Representatives of clearinghouses and members of the Pro Bono Network of the Americas during the Network’s annual meeting in Mexico City, September 2024. Photo credit: Vance Center Kickoff Meeting: Plans for Upcoming Assessments The Vance Center’s Lawyers Council for Economic and Civil Rights began the week’s activities with a breakfast hosted by law firm Creel, García-Cuellar, Aiza & Enriquez to discuss topics including regional efforts to support judicial independence and the biennial Latin America Anti-Corruption Assessment, which will be published in late 2024. The recent judicial reforms in Mexico provided the foundation for a broader conversation on their far-reaching consequences... read more