The rule of law is a fundamental principle that underlies modern legal systems and societies. However, as with many lofty ideals, the rule of law exists in a state of tension between its idealized form and its practical application. The rule of law is a cornerstone of modern societies, embodying the principles of justice, equality and accountability, but its implementation often deviates from its idealized form, facing numerous challenges in practice.

Objectives of the conference:

– Analysis of obstacles and limits arising from practice that prevent the full realization of the rule of law, including corruption issues, legal ambiguity and unequal access to justice.

– Discuss the fundamental principles underlying the rule of law, such as equality before the law, due process, government accountability, and analyze their significance in theory and practice.

– Promoting dialogue on strategies and initiatives aimed at strengthening the rule of law, including institutional reforms, legal education, civil society involvement and international cooperation.