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Judicial independence
Judicial independence means that the judiciary is free from political interference, enabling the judiciary to make their decisions in accordance with their judicial oath “without fear or favour”. For example, judges cannot be removed by politicians and politicians must not comment on matters which are subject to court proceedings.
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The Rwanda bill and the separation of powers
18th January 2024
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Supreme Court Rwanda ruling
20th November 2023
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The first female Chief Justice
3rd October 2023
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Judicial neutrality: racial disparity
28th February 2023
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Judicial independence and the Shamima Begum case
27th February 2023
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Judges and civil liberties - the Clapham Common case
24th March 2021
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Judges and civil liberties
1st March 2021
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The Stansted 15 case
5th February 2021