The Higher Council of the Judiciary (CSPJ) expressed, during its weekly ordinary meeting held Tuesday in Rabat, its firm commitment to implement the principles of good governance, the foundations of the participatory approach and the values of responsibility and accountability.
This commitment is illustrated by the agenda of the meeting, devoted in part to the discussion of disciplinary cases involving six judges, according to an objective approach ensuring the guidance, supervision, evaluation and implementation of constitutional provisions, legal and ethical, to enshrine the values of transparency, trust and ethics, the CSPJ said in a press release.
This meeting also highlighted various fundamental axes of the draft strategy being developed by the committee set up for this purpose.
The strategy of the Council aims, among other things, to examine the objectives, programs, priorities and modes of operation, according to a proactive, realistic and objective methodology, the Council added.
The meeting was also an opportunity to discuss the involvement of justice in the management of certain cases related to public policy, such as the 2030 national strategy to combat violence against women and the implementation of Law No. 15-01 on the care (kafala) of abandoned children.
Questions relating to the individual situations of some judges have also been on the menu of this meeting.
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