ABOUT US
The goal of the project is to promote a meaningful role of civil society in Justice Sector reforms. Thanks to the project, civil society representatives will have the opportunity to increase their impact on the reforms taking place in Justice Sector and contribute to the establishment of systemic changes.
PROJECT SCOPE
NEWS
Master program and modules in Access to Justice. MAJust
The first small grant for Armenian Academics and Institutions within “Justice Reforms Monitoring in Armenia” project has been summarized. It pursuits to stimulate the development of a module and/or educational program (bachelors or masters)...
We must live
2 grants were announced and summarized within the framework of the EU-funded #Juremonia project on the topics of ensuring access to justice for forcibly displaced people from Nagorno Karabakh and providing support and adaptation...
Strengthening of Rights Protection Mechanisms of Forcibly Displaced Persons (FDPs) from Nagorno Karabakh
2 grants were announced and summarized within the framework of the EU-funded #Juremonia project on the topics of ensuring access to justice for forcibly displaced people from Nagorno Karabakh and providing support and adaptation...
Call for proposals. Crisis Support for the Forcibly Displaced People from Nagorno Karabagh (Access to Justice)
The consortium of Netherlands Helsinki Committee (NHC), Penal Reform International (PRI), Social Justice (SJ) NGO and Civil Society Institute (CSI) NGO has launched a “Justice Reforms Monitoring in Armenia” (JUREMONIA) project with the financial...
FACTS AND FIGURES
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Republic of Armenia has had 2 criminal codes in its history
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The Constitutional Court consists of 9 judges
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A prosecutor can be appointed from the age of 22
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