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What is the Justice Sector?
What are the objectives of the Justice Sector?
What is a mission of the Justice Sector?
What is the web portal?
Who can use the web portal?
What kinds of information and services are available on the web portal?
How do I access the web portal?
What should I do if I have a technical problem with the web portal?
The Justice Sector is a coordination structure which enables institutions in the Sector to work together effectively towards common objectives, without compromising their operational, legal or constitutional independence.
The Justice Sector shall have general objectives enabling: High level policy coordination and effective prioritization so that the Justice Sector reform policy is discussed, agreed and communicated to all stakeholders and that scarce resources are used efficiently by prioritizing them across the sector; the establishment of transparent, clear and accountable mechanisms for oversight, direction and implementation of the Sector Strategy.
The Justice Sector has general and specific mission:
General mission
The general mission of the Justice Sector shall be to strengthen the rule of law, to promote good governance and a culture of peace.
Specific mission
The following are specific missions of the Justice Sector:
To ensure universal access to quality Justice
To ensure the genocide ideology is eradicated and reconciliation mechanisms are reinforced
To ensure that the rule of law, accountability and human rights are promoted
To ensure that law and order are maintained and enhanced.
General mission
The general mission of the Justice Sector shall be to strengthen the rule of law, to promote good governance and a culture of peace.
Specific mission
The following are specific missions of the Justice Sector:
To ensure universal access to quality Justice
To ensure the genocide ideology is eradicated and reconciliation mechanisms are reinforced
To ensure that the rule of law, accountability and human rights are promoted
To ensure that law and order are maintained and enhanced.
The web portal is an online platform that provides access to information and services related to the justice system. It is designed to help members of the public, legal professionals, and other stakeholders find the resources they need to navigate the justice system.
The web portal is available to anyone with an internet connection. It is designed to be accessible to a wide range of users, including members of the public, legal professionals, and other stakeholders.
The web portal provides a wide range of information and services related to the justice system, including information on legal processes, reports, forms and documents, etc.
The web portal can be accessed through a web browser on any internet-connected device, such as a computer or mobile phone. Simply navigate to the web address provided and follow the instructions to create an account or log in.
If you encounter a technical problem with the web portal, please contact the technical support team for assistance. Contact information can usually be found on the portal's website or in the portal's help section.