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UNDP: Dominican Justice Improves Efficiency, but Obstacles to Effective Access Remain

The Dominican justice system has made progress in its ability to resolve cases, reduce delays and digitize processes, but these improvements do not yet necessarily translate into effective and equitable access for all people, according to the Justice and Human Development Report in the Dominican Republic 2026, prepared by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and presented on Tuesday afternoon.The study, entitled Transforming Justice: …
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SANTO DOMINGO. – Despite the advances made by the Dominican justice system in the incorporation of technological tools, such as electronic records, digital signatures and virtual audiences, its implementation still does not ensure effective and equitable access for the entire population. This is revealed by the Justice and Human Development Report in [...]

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in alliance with the Dominican judiciary, presented the report “Justice and Human Development in the Dominican Republic”, an activity that took place on Tuesday at the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM), and which was attended by the presiding judge of the Supreme Court of Justice, Henry Molina. The study highlights that Dominican justice has innovated by improving its capacit…

The specialist in policies of rule of law, citizen security and human rights of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Gloria Manzotti, highlighted this Tuesday the sustained advances that, has recorded... The post Program of the United Nations highlights advances of the Dominican Republic in transformation of the justice system appeared first on N Digital.

The Dominican justice system has made progress in its ability to resolve cases, reduce delays and digitize processes, but these improvements do not yet necessarily translate into effective and equitable access for all people, according to the Justice and Human Development Report in the Dominican Republic 2026, prepared by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and presented on Tuesday afternoon.The study, entitled Transforming Justice: …

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