Throughout 2023, two JSCA consulting teams formed by Mateo Vasquez Echeverri, Samed Mateo Vargas Montero, Leonardo García and Lizeth Johanna Ñungo Pérez (Colombia) and the Former Minister of Justice and Human Rights Eduardo Vega Luna, Federico Chunga Fiestas and Cristell Paola Casani Apaza (Peru) have traveled to six locations in these countries to meet with officials from conciliation centers, with the aim of reflecting and…
JSCA announces its new CEJACAMPUS platform
CEJA announces its new CEJACAMPUS e-learning platform, specialized in strengthening competencies for the transformation of justice systems in Latin America and the Caribbean, with various programs and courses that increase and integrate the knowledge, capabilities and qualities of participants. CEJACAMPUS seeks to generate a community committed to the rule of law and democracy in the countries of the Americas, with the necessary capabilities and tools…
OAS member states elect new member of the JSCA Board of Directors
The member states of the Organization of American States (OAS) elected a new member of the Board of Directors for the Justice Studies Center of the Americas from 2024 – 2026 by means of a vote at its General Assembly. JSCA is a technical body based in Santiago, Chile, whose mission is to provide technical support to OAS member countries in the process of reforming…
Valores y Certificación
Inversión – Certificación Valores de Programas y cursos Programa Reforma a la Justicia Civil en las Américas USD 50 Programa Reforma a la Justicia de Familia en las Américas USD 150 Curso Procesos Colectivos USD 50 Curso Gestión judicial y Case Management en la Justicia Civil y de familia USD 50 Curso La Prueba Pericial en un Proceso Civil Oral USD 50 Curso Servicios de…
Launch of the book “Independence of Justice Operators in the Americas. Regional Situation and Challenges of Democratic Defense”
After months of research, the Justice Studies Center of the Americas (JSCA) published the book “Independence of Justice Operators in the Americas. Regional Situation and Challenges for Democratic Defense”. This material responds to JSCA’s Strategic Plan, developed through a participatory process that involved the collaboration of 760 people from different countries. “Our focus has always been to look beyond the external independence of justice operators…