#judicial-reform

#judicial-reform

New York needs a constitutional amendment to increase the number of judges to alleviate case backlogs and ensure timely justice.

Ontario is introducing legislation for faster judicial appointments and more judges to address case backlog and improve access to justice.

Pakistan's Parliament passed amendments to change the chief justice appointment process, seen as limiting judicial independence and reinforcing political control.

Protests erupted against a controversial judicial reform in Mexico, which critics warn could undermine the rule of law and judicial independence.

Mexico's plan for direct judicial elections is at the center of a diplomatic dispute with the U.S., spotlighting concerns about democracy and drug cartel influence.

Lopez Obrador's judicial reform aims to enhance public service of courts despite controversies, as he leaves office with high approval ratings.

Claudia Sheinbaum is Mexico's first female president, emphasizing transformation and women's empowerment while facing significant economic and political challenges.

Protests at UC Berkeley disrupted a talk by Israeli lawmaker Simcha Rothman, forcing a remote session and indicating deep political divides.

Histadrut remains a powerful labor union in Israel, influencing politics by challenging government policies and mobilizing workers. Its historical significance continues to shape current events.