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The Cyprus Judges Association (Ενώση Δικαστών Κύπρου) is a professional organization representing judges across Cyprus. The Association aims to promote judicial independence, support professional development, and facilitate communication and cooperation among members of the judiciary.
Membership in the Cyprus Judges Association is open to all serving judges in Cyprus. The Association also recognizes honorary members who have made significant contributions to the judiciary. For detailed information about membership eligibility and application procedures, please contact the Association's Secretariat.
You can contact the Cyprus Judges Association through the following means:
The Association organizes various activities including:
For information about upcoming events, please check our Latest News page.
The Association is governed by an Executive Committee elected by the members. The Committee includes a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and several committee members. The current Board Members can be viewed on our Board Members page. The Association operates according to its statutes (Καταστατικό), which can be downloaded from the About Us page.
Yes, the Association is committed to supporting the professional development of its members. It regularly organizes training seminars on topics such as European Union Law, Human Rights, commercial law, family law, and administrative justice. These programs are often accredited by the Supreme Court of Cyprus for continuing judicial education purposes.
Registration for Association events is typically announced through email notifications to members and posted on the website. For specific events, please contact the organizing committee or refer to the event announcement for registration details. Some events may require advance registration, while others may be open to all members on a first-come, first-served basis.
The Cyprus Judges Association is an independent professional organization that works collaboratively with the Supreme Court and other judicial institutions. The Association advocates for judicial independence and supports initiatives that enhance the administration of justice. While maintaining its independence, the Association engages in constructive dialogue with judicial authorities on matters affecting the judiciary.
Yes, the Association actively participates in international judicial cooperation and maintains relationships with judges' associations in other European Union member states. The Association seeks to establish formal cooperation agreements and participates in international conferences and exchanges to share best practices and promote judicial excellence.
The Association's statutes (Καταστατικό της Ενώσης Δικαστών Κύπρου) are available for download in PDF format on the About Us page. The document outlines the Association's objectives, membership criteria, governance structure, and operational procedures.
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