The European Union is a rich tapestry of cultures and traditions — also regarding its justice systems. While research,analysis and indicators on member states’ judiciary systems abound,the information is scattered across legal documents,scholarly jouals,a myriad of rankings and surveys,and many more sources.
This is why Democracy Reporting Inteational,under the re:constitution project and with support by Stiftung Mercator,created the Judiciary Hub,a go-to resource for experts and professionals trying to decode Europe’s judicial maze. In the face of mounting challenges to the rule of law and increased dis/misinformation around the topic,the Hub offers facts,analysis,and reliable sources to facilitate informed discussions.
The Judiciary Hub provides:
- A user-friendly map for accessing data and rankings.
- In-depth profiles of member states’ justice systems.
- Comparisons between states.
- The latest updates to keep users well-informed,
We launched our tool with a special online event and took this opportunity to delve into a critical conversation about the complexities of communicating the rule of law. The event brought together researchers and practitioners for a meaningful discussion on this matter:
- Jakub Jaraczewski | Research Coordinator at Democracy Reporting Inteational
- Nino Tsereteli | Research Officer at Democracy Reporting Inteational
As well as esteemed guest speakers:
- Barbara Grabowska-Moroz | Research Fellow at CEU Democracy Institute
- Marta Pardavi | Co-Chair of Hungarian Helsinki Committee
- Daniel Tilles | Chief Editor of Notes From Poland
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