217,000 cases enter Kurdistan's judiciary

Sanandaj – The head of Kurdistan's Judiciary reported that 217,000 cases entered the provincial judicial system in the first half of this year, and identified the shortage of manpower as one of the challenges facing the institution.

Sanandaj- The Chief Justice of Kurdistan announced the arrival of 217 thousand cases in the judicial system of the province in the first half of this year and considered the lack of human resources as one of the challenges of this collection.

According to the reporter of Mehr, Mohammad Jabari, on Tuesday evening, in the honoring ceremony of the judges and administrative staff of the province's judiciary, he considered the lack of human resources as one of the most important challenges of this complex and stated: Kurdistan province has 16 jurisdictions, 10 of which are located in the cities and 6 of them are located in the departments of the province.

Referring to the state of human resources in the judiciary of the province, he added: the amount of active human resources in the judicial staff is 50% and in the administrative staff is 56%.

The entry of 217 thousand cases into the Kurdistan judiciary

Explaining the statistics of judicial performance of the province in the first half of this year, the Chief Justice of Kurdistan stated: During this period, 217 thousand cases were entered into the provincial judiciary and 213 thousand cases were also closed.

Jabari continued: 25,000 cases have been filed and 26,671 cases have been closed in the dispute resolution councils of the province.

Referring to the capacity of people's participation in resolving disputes, he said: the rate of peace and compromise in court cases in the province is 30% and we are trying to increase this rate by using people's capacities.

Emphasis on the amendment of laws related to public rights

In another part of his speech, the Chief Justice of Kurdistan considered the protection of public rights and public funds to be effective factors in gaining public trust and increasing social capital, and demanded to pursue the amendment of Article 100 of the Law on Municipalities, Article 27 of the Law on Lands and Agricultural Jihad, and Article 21 of the Mining Law.

Referring to the decision to recruit 100 judges during the provincial visit of the head of the judiciary to Kurdistan in 1402, Jabari noted: This decision has not been implemented so far and its implementation can solve a significant part of the problems of the judicial system of the province.