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The Africa Judges & Jurists Forum (AJJF) is a pan-African  network of judges and jurists, who are committed to promoting justice and development in Africa  by providing legal expertise to governments, intergovernmental organizations, donor agencies, private sector and civil society organizations

About AJJF

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Contact Person Information.[1]

Programs Director.[2]

We represent and protect the professional interests of Judges, Lawyers and Prosecutors including support to those that may be in distress owing to their professional work

WHAT WE DO

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HUMAN RIGHTS

Promote the respect for constitutionalism, human rights and the rule of law in Africa in a manner consistent with regional and universal human rights law

IMPARTIALITY

Promote and improve the impartial and effective administration of justice in accordance with regional standards and universal principles of the rule of law

TRAINING

Promote the independence, accountability and effectiveness of judges, lawyers and prosecutors through training, the exchange of knowledge and other tools of professional development

DEVELOPMENT

Support and complement the legal aspects of the development efforts of the AU and African sub-regional economic communities.

PROTECTION

Represent and protect the professional interests of judges, lawyers and prosecutors including sTrainingupport to those that may be in distress owing to their professional work

NETWORKING

Promote networking and collaborative partnerships of judges and lawyers across the region in a pan-African spirit

PEACE

Contribute to the peaceful resolution of political conflict in a manner that is consistent with the rule of law and human rights values

SHARED PROSPERITY

Contribute to socio-economic transformation and shared prosperity in the region by enhancing the relevance of judges and lawyers to the developmental challenges in Africa

Reference section

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  1. ^ Martin, Okumu Masiga. "Contact AJJF Secretary General". AJJF website. AJJF Site. Retrieved 7 July 2016.
  2. ^ Dr. Justice, Mavedzenge (7 April 2023). "For Inquiries on our Programmes". What We Do. Retrieved 5 February 2024.
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