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Teema: RESENDING - IOJT MEMBERS: Declaration of the Principles of Judicial Training (Email Blast)
<http://www.iojt.org> Hello!
Our apologies, the previous e-mail had links that did not work, so we are forwarding this information to you again.
During the last International Organization of Judicial Training (IOJT) Conference General Assembly meeting, which took place in Recife in November 2015, it was decided to work on a declaration of the principles of judicial training. This declaration would not be a legally binding instrument, but a text affirming our core values and the principles leading our activities.
Since then, a working group has been set up. Its members, coming from various geographical areas and legal cultures, have drafted a document, which will be discussed and presented for adoption during the next IOJT conference in November.
The working group would be very interested to get your feedback and remarks on this text before the upcoming IOJT conference, in order to adjust its content and reach the widest consensus possible. You may access the declaration and review it here. <http://www.iojt.org/~/media/Microsites/Files/IOJT/Microsite/Judicial-Training-Principles-Draft-Declaration.ashx>
Your feedback and remarks can be sent to
[email protected] until Friday October 20th.
We hope you will be able to join us for the upcoming IOJT Conference being held November 5-9, 2017 in Manila, Philippines. A link to the conference website <http://philja.judiciary.gov.ph/iojt2017ph.html> is noted with all of the information required.
We hope to see you there!
Mary C. McQueen | Secretary General
Saatja: IOJT <
[email protected]>
Saaja:
[email protected]
Teema: IOJT MEMBERS: Declaration of the Principles of Judicial Training
<http://www.iojt.org>
Hello!
During the last International Organization of Judicial Training (IOJT) Conference General Assembly meeting, which took place in Recife in November 2015, it was decided to work on a declaration of the principles of judicial training. This declaration would not be a legally binding instrument, but a text affirming our core values and the principles leading our activities.
Since then, a working group has been set up. Its members, coming from various geographical areas and legal cultures, have drafted a document, which will be discussed and presented for adoption during the next IOJT conference in November.
The working group would be very interested to get your feedback and remarks on this text before the upcoming IOJT conference, in order to adjust its content and reach the widest consensus possible. You may access the declaration and review it here. <http://at http://www.iojt.org/~/media/Microsites/Files/IOJT/Microsite/Judicial-Training-Principles-Draft-Declaration.ashx>
Your feedback and remarks can be sent to
[email protected] until Friday October 20th.
We hope you will be able to join us for the upcoming IOJT Conference being held November 5-9, 2017 in Manila, Philippines. A link to the conference website <http://philja.judiciary.gov.ph/iojt2017ph.html> is noted with all of the information required.
We hope to see you there!
Mary C. McQueen | Secretary General