From Backlog to Breakdown - Albania’s Judiciary at a Cliff’s Edge
Urías, Joaquín
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2025
Verfassungsblog
2025-03-26
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Albania’s Vetting Commission recently concluded its mandate, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s judicial reform effort. Since 2016, Albania has enacted significant constitutional amendments aimed at comprehensive reforms. The results of these reforms are now obvious, with notable improvements in the judiciary’s anti-corruption efforts. However, the process itself and some interim decisions have had a detrimental effect on the efficiency of the judicial system, that is now threatening to undermine the outcome of reforms unless urgent measures are taken.
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Urías, Joaquín
Albanien
Corruption
Judicial Inefficiency
Justiz
Korruption
Vetting
access to justice
judicial reform
Albanien
Justiz
Korruption
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