JSCA holds discussions with more than 60 representatives of justice system institutions, civil society, academia and JSCA-REDEX from Mexico, Dominican Republic and Central America to develop its Strategic Plan

May 3, 2022
Institutional

Between April 25 and 28, 2022, the Justice Studies Center of the Americas (JSCA) held three discussions with the subregion of Mexico, Dominican Republic and Central American countries, during which it received numerous contributions for the preparation of its Strategic Plan for 2022-2025.

Over 60 people participated in the discussions, including representatives of justice system institutions – judicial branch operators, ministries of justice, public prosecution services, public defender’s offices, prison institutions, police agencies of Mexico, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Panama, as well as representatives of various civil society organizations, academia and members of the JSCA Alumni Network (CEJAREDEX) from these countries.

JSCA’s subregional discussions are part of a broad participatory process and are directed at receiving inputs from key actors on the main challenges, issues, instruments, lines of action and areas of collaboration for the work that JSCA will carry out in the coming years.

JSCA is grateful for the broad participation and contributions received in the discussions, which allow the institution to get closer to and understand the main needs, opinions and suggestions of key actors in the subregion, as well as the possible areas for collaboration. In addition, the JSCA expresses its commitment to continue its participatory efforts in response to the challenges faced by Mexico, the Dominican Republic and Central American countries in the area of justice.

During the month of May, JSCA will hold discussions with the other three subregions of the Americas. With this subregional approach, JSCA seeks to address the specific priorities and challenges of the subregions of the Americas.

On this occasion, JSCA reiterates its invitation to all interested institutions and stakeholders to participate in the formulation of the Strategic Plan 2022-2025 by responding to the Virtual Consultation available here until May 11, 2022.

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