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Peru judicial outreach, training, and upgrades

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In late July, the Superior Court of Justice in Tumbes launched a mobile “Campaña de Difusión de Derechos y Justicia Itinerante” in the Casitas district, providing residents with information on legal rights, court access procedures rights and answering questions to reduce travel barriers. court access. The same day, the Defensoría del Pueblo in Trujillo held a public fair at Plaza El Recreo to mark its 29th anniversary; hundreds of citizens visited booths from fifteen public institutions that offered free anniversary, offering guidance on human‑rights complaints and upcoming elections. Capacity‑building sessions continued. A human rights. Capacity-building continued with a technical workshop in Loreto, led by Judge Gabriela Ramírez Reátegui, harmonised Loreto to harmonize protection measures under Law 30364 for gender‑based‑violence gender-based violence victims, involving police and justice operators. In Tumbes, the court coordinated with the regional health directorate to train training in Tumbes for school peace judges on violence‑prevention, risk‑assessment reporting, georeferencing tools violence prevention and mental‑health awareness. mental health. In early August, several regional courts marked the Day of the Judge with statements and initiatives: the Superior Court of Cajamarca highlighted various initiatives regarding ethics, AI and access to justice; the Superior Court of Puno’s president denied corruption and reaffirmed judicial independence; the Superior Court of Ancash honoured long‑serving magistrates. The Loreto workshop was repeated, independence, and the Tumbes training was reinforced. AI. The Tacna Superior Court announced a new Regional Appeals Chamber for flagrancy cases covering Tacna, Moquegua and Arequipa, cases, while President Keiko Fujimori reiterated respect for the separation of powers and pledged support for faster, transparent justice. The Superior Court of Justice of Lambayeque began technical design work for the San José courthouse renovation, commissioning topographic, soil‑mechanics and geophysical studies for a modern two‑storey building. renovation. In Huaraz, an informational fair organized by the judiciary raised fairs were held to raise awareness about preventing violence against women. Building on these efforts, the Superior Court of Justice of Lambayeque has provided 66 computers to peace judges to bridge the technological gap and continues work on technical files for the recovery of the San José judicial headquarters. In Cusco, 62 women leaders received training as judicial guides to act as links between citizens and families, highlighting machismo the justice system, focusing on gender equality and excessive alcohol consumption as risk factors violence eradication. Additionally, community groups in Santa were trained to recognize and urging prompt reporting of incidents. report risks to improve neighborhood safety.

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  1. 2026-08-09 22:11 UTC Peru judicial outreach, training, and upgrades
  2. 2026-08-08 03:02 UTC Peru judicial outreach, training, and upgrades
  3. 2026-08-05 03:35 UTC Peru judicial outreach and training
  4. 2026-08-03 16:26 UTC Peru judicial outreach and training

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