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- Administration of Justice Practices  Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies
[English] [Arabic]:
Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies (ACPSS) was established in 1968 as an independent research unit functioning within the framework of the Al-Ahram Foundation. The ACPSS undertakes multidisciplinary research dealing with regional and international developments, as well as Egyptian strategic, political, economic, and social affairs, and publishes many of its papers online.
American Prosecutors Research Institute
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APRI provides state and local prosecutors knowledge and skills to ensure that justice is done and that public safety rights of all persons are safeguarded.
Arab Council for Judicial and Legal Studies
[English] [Arabic]:
The Council seeks to achieve the following goals: support professional development and independence of the judiciary through training; facilitate interaction and coordination among judicial institutions; and enhance the transparency of judicial systems and procedures.
Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union
[English] [Arabic] [French]:
Arab-IPU, based in Damascus, Syria, AIPU is an Arab parliamentary organization composed of parliamentary groups representing Arab Parliaments.
Arab Lawyers' Union [Arabic]:
The Union aims to help develop the legal profession in the Arab countries and to work for the independence of the judiciary power.
Asia-Pacific Development Information
[English]:
APDIP seeks to assist national and regional institutions in Asia-Pacific to improve access, knowledge-sharing, networking, and management, and application of ICTs for social and economic development.
Charter of Good Public Administration [Arabic] [French]:
Commonwealth Magistrates and Judges Association
[English]:
The Association was founded in 1970 as the Commonwealth Magistrates' Association and the current name was adopted in 1988.
Consultative Council for European Prosecutors
[English] [French]:
The CCPE is responsible for drafting documents on issues related to the functioning of the public ministry, and it gathers information on the functioning of public ministry services across Europe.
DigitalGovernance.org Initiative
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The Initiative was founded in September 2000 to understand how Information and Communications Technology (ICT) can make a difference in the lives of people living in developing countries.
Dubai Public Prosecution
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E. Government Portal
[English] [Arabic] [French]:
Provides an inventory of government procedures related to the public that specifies the documents that are required for the submittal of a procedure, its workflow and fees required for its completion as well as related application forms, and a list comprising the addresses and phone numbers of various administrations and institutions and links that answer citizens’ needs such as: public transport, yearly car registration fees (mécanique), official holidays.
E-governance and Access to Information via Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
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The United Nations Development Programme’s (UNDP) work on e-governance has focused on providing support to governments and civil society organizations in using ICT to deliver better public services and enhance the participation and involvement on citizens through networking in the various governance-related processes and issues.
E-governance Programmes in the Arab States
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The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is currently implementing 29 e-governance projects in the Arab region. Specifically, UNDP is supporting 12 access to information through ICT projects, 10 e-government projects, 5 on networks and networking applications, and lastly 2 projects on access and connectivity.
E-Government Portal
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E-Government Portal
[English] [Arabic]:
Egypt E-Government Services Portal
[English] [Arabic]:
Egypt's Information Portal
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Egypt’s Information Portal is the website of the Information and Decision Support Center which aims at accelerating the rate of social and economic development in Egypt through conducting developmental studies and economic analysis.
Electronic Government
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Eurojustice Network of European Prosecutors General
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The Network aims to strengthen mutual understanding between prosecution services in the European Union.
European Commission's E-Government Good Practice Framework
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The Good Practice Framework is an initiative of the European Commission, which was established to help support the creation of comprehensive e-Government services across all levels of the Union. This online database covers a scope of good practices, which range from e-Government strategies about the standardization of eGovernment processes to concrete solutions and technical issues.
Government Innovators Network
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A portal of democratic governance and innovation that provides ideas and examples of government innovation for policy makers, policy advisors, and practitioners. The Government Innovators Network is a program of the Ash Institute of the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
Government of Dubai - Public Prosecution
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Gulf Organization for Industrial Consulting
[English]:
Gulf Organization for Industrial Consulting (GOIC) undertakes a number of key activities that are designed to provide data and information to help the Gulf Cooperation Council Member States (UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar and Kuwait) make sound, reliable and well-informed decisions on any new industrial ventures.
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) for Development in Lebanon
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In Lebanon, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) helped the Office of the Minister of State for Administrative Reform (OMSAR) establish the Technical Coordination Unit whose primary mission is to promote e-government, through the introduction of technology and the simplification of processes in the public administration.
Institute of Administrative Development
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The Institute is affiliated to the Minister of State for council of ministers affairs and was created per Emiri Decision No(56) for the year 2009 and entrusted with the development of the state administrative system, public corporations and authorities , and other government bodies
International Association of Prosecutors
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The IAP is a non-governmental and non-political organisation, that aims to promote greater international co-operation between prosecutors.
Judicial Studies Board
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The JSB is directly responsible for training judges in England and Wales, and for overseeing the training of Lay magistrates and chairmen and members of Tribunals.
Lebanese Center for Policy Studies
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LCPS is an independent, non-profit research institute based in Beirut. It is concerned with issues of political, social, and economic development. LCPS publishes studies and organizes conferences that analyze and aim to improve public policy. It also publishes extensive materials online to increase public awareness of critical policy issues.
Lebanese Transparency Association
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The Lebanese Transparency Association (LTA), established in May 1999, has been affiliated with the TI movement since 2003. It is the first Lebanese NGO that focuses on curbing corruption and promoting principles of good governance.
Ministry of Justice [Arabic]:
Ministry of Justice
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Ministry of Justice
[English] [Arabic]:
The activities of the Ministry of Justice are regulated by a Decree issued on 7/1/1979. According to this Decree, the Ministry is responsible for: organizing the necessary means for resolving disputes brought to all sorts of courts; hearing crimes according to provisions of the law; undertaking public suit cases by the public prosecution on behalf of society with regard to felonies and misdemeanor in terms of investigation, action and contention according to provisions of the law. The Ministry is also entrusted with supervising prisons, providing technical experience to justice and other state agencies. The Ministry strives to enhance legal and judicial cooperation with Arab, Muslim and foreign countries.
The Minister of Justice is Mr. Rashed Al-Hammad.
Ministry of Justice [Arabic]:
Ministry of Justice
[English] [Arabic]:
The first government in Qatar included a ministry of legal affairs called the Ministry of Justice established by Law No. (5) of 1970. This law stipulates that the Ministry of Justice organizes the work of courts, except Islamic courts, administratively and financially. The Ministry also supervises and inspects the activities of those courts. The Ministry is entrusted with observing the behaviour of judicial staff, checking their technical competence and regulating their administrative and financial affairs. The Ministry also conducts studies concerning legal affairs of other government ministries and oversees religious opinion given on various matters (Fatwa). Mr. Hassan Bin Abdullah Al-Ghanim is the Minister of Justice.
Ministry of Justice [Arabic] [French]:
Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs
[English] [Arabic]:
Ministry of Legal Affairs [Arabic]:
Ministry of Legal Affairs [Arabic]:
Ministry of State for Administrative Development
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North Cairo Court [Arabic]:
Promoting the Rule of Law - Middle East & North Africa
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This is the American Bar Association Rule of Law Programs in the Middle East that administers regional and bilateral programs focusing on judicial development, women and the law, legal education, and the legal profession. The programs' initiatives aim to strengthen the standing of individual countries and the region as a whole vis-à-vis international standards on judicial independence and support the legal rights of women and their participation in the legal profession across the region while augmenting legal professional development and legal education.
Public Governance and Territorial Management Directorate
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The Public Governance and Territorial Management Directorate at the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) studies how member countries are implementing e-government and introducing knowledge management techniques in the public sector, and the impact these developments will have on the shape of government in the future.
Public Prosecution:
According to the Judicial Authority Law issued by Law Decree No. (42) of 2002, the public prosecution is a genuine branch of the judicial authority. The public prosecution exercises the jurisdiction granted to it by the Law, and is the sole body capable of filing and conducting a criminal lawsuit, except where the law stipulates otherwise. Within the same framework, public prosecution is indivisible as an investigation or an accusation authority. Any member of the public prosecution may replace his colleague and pursue the procedures initiated by the member who was replaced, however the rules of specialization should be observed in such cases. The public prosecution supervises prisons and other detention centers where criminal sentences are carried out. The public prosecutor is Mr. Ali Bin Fadl Al-Bouaynain.
Public Prosecution [Arabic]:
Public Prosecution
[English] [Arabic]:
Public Prosecution Office Website [Arabic]:
The Office specializes in the revision of injustices submitted to the Attorney General, the examination of important issues, the revision of decisions and verdicts, and the study and set-up of recommendations for the reform of existing laws.
Public Prosecutor [Arabic]:
Qatar Public Prosecution [Arabic]:
Qatar Public Prosecutions [Arabic]:
Saudi Arabia E-Government Program [Arabic] [French]:
Somalia - UNDP Projects - Rule of Law & Security
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The Crown Prosecution Service
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The Crown Prosecution Service is the government department responsible for prosecuting criminal cases investigated by the police in England and Wales.
United Nations Information and Communication Technologies Task Force
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The United Nations Information and Communication Technologies Task Force aims to provide overall leadership to the United Nations role in helping to formulate strategies for the development of information and communication technologies and putting those technologies at the service of development. This site is no longer updated and is kept for archival purposes only.
For up-to-date information on ICT for Development, please visit www.un-gaid.org.
Women's Democracy Network
[English] [Arabic] [French]:
The Network seeks to enable women to take part in the democratic development of their countries and to provide training and mentoring opportunities that address the specific needs of women throughout the world.
World Bank - E-Government Website
[English]:
The World Bank E-Government Website focuses on e-government in developing countries. Case studies are presented here as a source of ideas and learning; each case assesses government strategies and experience with e-government tools.
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