The rule of law is a fundamental principle that underlies modern legal systems and societies. However, as with many lofty ideals, the rule of law exists in a state of tension between its idealized form and its practical application. The rule of law is a cornerstone of modern societies, embodying the principles of justice, equality and accountability, but its implementation often deviates from its idealized form, facing numerous challenges in practice.

Objectives of the conference:

– Analysis of obstacles and limits arising from practice that prevent the full realization of the rule of law, including corruption issues, legal ambiguity and unequal access to justice.

– Discuss the fundamental principles underlying the rule of law, such as equality before the law, due process, government accountability, and analyze their significance in theory and practice.

– Promoting dialogue on strategies and initiatives aimed at strengthening the rule of law, including institutional reforms, legal education, civil society involvement and international cooperation.

The Programme of the Conference is available here.