Topic Judicial reforms

Experts discuss legal and institutional responses to domestic violence in Azerbaijan

24 July 2026 Baku, Azerbaijan

Responding effectively to domestic violence takes more than good laws: it requires strong co-operation between institutions, consistent implementation on the ground, and ongoing exchange of good practice. Bringing together national institutions and international expertise offers a chance to take...

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A new Mediator’s Handbook strengthens professional standards and mediation practice in Azerbaijan

1 July 2026 Baku, Azerbaijan

Mediators in Azerbaijan now have a practical handbook designed to improve the quality and consistency of mediation services across the country. Developed by national consultants with the support of CEPEJ experts from Portugal and Slovenia, this handbook serves as a common professional reference...

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CEPEJ evaluates the development of mediation in Azerbaijan

29-30 June 2026 Azerbaijan

On 29 and 30 June 2026, experts from the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) visited Azerbaijan to carry out a field assessment of the development of mediation in the country since its introduction in 2021. Consultations were held with the main national stakeholders,...

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Armenian stakeholders discuss ways to close gender data gaps in access to justice for women

23 June 2026 YEREVAN, Armenia

Across the Eastern Partnership region, there is increasing recognition that gender-sensitive justice reform depends on better data. Where information on women's experiences in the justice system is incomplete or inconsistent, policymakers have limited tools to respond effectively. Representatives...

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CEPEJ online workshop on the use of Artificial Intelligence in justice in the Republic of Moldova

22 MAY 2026 ONLINE

Artificial intelligence is increasingly part of discussions on the future of justice systems across Europe. While it can offer potential benefits, such as supporting more efficient case management or improving access to legal information, it also raises important questions. Preventing bias,...

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