The SJC hosted the fourth International Day of Women Judges in Geneva, highlighting Qatar’s dedication to gender equality in the judiciary. Led by Dr. Hessa Al Sulaiti, the celebration included participation from key organizations, including the UNODC and the International Association of Women Judges. This event coincides with Qatar’s initiative recognized by the UN, supporting the goals of Qatar National Vision 2030.
The Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) of Qatar recently celebrated the fourth International Day of Women Judges in Geneva. This event was held during the 58th session of the Human Rights Council and was organized in collaboration with Qatar’s Permanent Delegation to the UN Human Rights Council. The celebration aimed to promote the role of women in the judiciary.
Dr. Hessa Al Sulaiti, Senior Judge at the Court of Appeal, led the SJC delegation at the event. Other notable participants included Fatima Al Mal, First Deputy President of the Court of First Instance, Judge Aisha Al Emadi, and key officials from the Council’s administrative units. The celebration attracted representatives from various national and international organizations.
Notable organizations at the event included the National Human Rights Committee, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), and the International Association of Women Judges. Their participation highlights the collaborative effort to reinforce the importance of women judges worldwide.
The International Day of Women Judges was officially recognized by the United Nations during its 75th General Assembly, following an initiative by Qatar. This recognition further emphasizes Qatar’s commitment to gender equality within the judiciary and supports the objectives of sustainable development along with Qatar National Vision 2030.
The SJC’s celebration of the International Day of Women Judges underscores Qatar’s commitment to promoting gender equality in the judiciary. With collaboration from various organizations, this initiative reflects global efforts to enhance women’s representation in judicial roles. Recognizing this day reinforces the importance of achieving sustainable development goals and aligns with Qatar’s long-term vision for equality and justice.
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