International Network of Judicial Reformers (INJR) is a voluntary network of individuals and organizations dedicates to the judicial reform. INJR unites more than 50 professionals from more than 18 countries. The network's main purpose is to exchange information and knowledge about various aspect of operation of judicial systems and status of judicial reform in different countries, creation of shared database. The network advocates with European and other international organizations setting universal and regional standards for judicial independence and accountability.
Members of INJR
Nino Tsereteli
Georgia
PhD (UiO), Senior Researcher at Judicial Studies Institute, Masaryk University.
Nino Tsereteli is a research officer at Democracy Reporting International, re:constitution program. In this capacity, she traces and analyzes the rule of law performance of the EU member states. Her research also focuses on judicial governance and informal judicial institutions in Europe. Before joining DRI, Nino held research positions at the Judicial Studies Institute, Masaryk University (Czechia), and the University of Oslo (Norway). She was awarded several grants from the Rustaveli National Science Foundation of Georgia for her research on judicial independence. Before joining academia, Nino worked as a legal advisor and the Deputy Head of the Department of State Representation to International Courts at the Ministry of Justice of Georgia.She holds a Doctorate in Law from the University of Oslo and LL.M. degrees from Central European University and Leiden University