Commonwealth Magistrates’ & Judges’ Association CMJA Annual Conference Remarks by President Kagame
Certainly! President Paul Kagame delivered remarks at the Commonwealth Magistrates’ & Judges’ Association (CMJA) Annual Conference in Kigali on September 9, 2024. Let’s delve into what he shared during this significant gathering.
President Kagame began by expressing his honor to join the conference and warmly welcoming all attendees to Kigali. As the host country, Rwanda was pleased to have the distinguished magistrates and judges gathered there. The conference’s theme—environmental justice—was a top priority for the Commonwealth. Notably, when Rwanda hosted the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting two years prior, the urgent threat of climate change was a central concern.
In today’s world, global greenhouse gas emissions disproportionately impact Africa and Small Island Developing States. However, President Kagame emphasized that no country can afford complacency. Rising temperatures and declining air quality affect us all. To address these challenges, enacting robust environmental laws and policies is crucial. But equally important is having a strong and independent judiciary that prioritizes the needs and interests of people.
President Kagame shared Rwanda’s journey of justice system reform after the Genocide. The country made deliberate choices, recognizing that the rule of law is fundamental for peace, security, and development. One notable achievement was the ban on plastic bags, which significantly improved cleanliness and resource management. Additionally, Rwanda has actively conserved its national parks, recognizing their importance for biodiversity and local livelihoods.
Wildlife crimes, often involving cross-border criminal networks, threaten endangered species and national security. President Kagame stressed the need for close collaboration with law enforcement. Independent and experienced judges play a critical role in protecting the environment and ensuring justice.
He concluded by urging conference participants to address the growing challenges of judicial corruption and case backlogs. Trust in the justice system is essential for its legitimacy, allowing courts to uphold due process and respond impartially to disputes1.
It’s inspiring to see leaders like President Kagame championing environmental justice and emphasizing the role of the judiciary in creating a cleaner, more sustainable future.
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President Kagame began by expressing his honor to join the conference and warmly welcoming all attendees to Kigali. As the host country, Rwanda was pleased to have the distinguished magistrates and judges gathered there. The conference’s theme—environmental justice—was a top priority for the Commonwealth. Notably, when Rwanda hosted the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting two years prior, the urgent threat of climate change was a central concern.
In today’s world, global greenhouse gas emissions disproportionately impact Africa and Small Island Developing States. However, President Kagame emphasized that no country can afford complacency. Rising temperatures and declining air quality affect us all. To address these challenges, enacting robust environmental laws and policies is crucial. But equally important is having a strong and independent judiciary that prioritizes the needs and interests of people.
President Kagame shared Rwanda’s journey of justice system reform after the Genocide. The country made deliberate choices, recognizing that the rule of law is fundamental for peace, security, and development. One notable achievement was the ban on plastic bags, which significantly improved cleanliness and resource management. Additionally, Rwanda has actively conserved its national parks, recognizing their importance for biodiversity and local livelihoods.
Wildlife crimes, often involving cross-border criminal networks, threaten endangered species and national security. President Kagame stressed the need for close collaboration with law enforcement. Independent and experienced judges play a critical role in protecting the environment and ensuring justice.
He concluded by urging conference participants to address the growing challenges of judicial corruption and case backlogs. Trust in the justice system is essential for its legitimacy, allowing courts to uphold due process and respond impartially to disputes1.
It’s inspiring to see leaders like President Kagame championing environmental justice and emphasizing the role of the judiciary in creating a cleaner, more sustainable future.
#CommonwealthMagistrates #Judges’AssociationCMJA #RemarksbyPresidentKagame
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