SAJuR begins the Training in Restorative Practices for the Superior Court of Justice of Corrientes
First cohort of the training in restorative practices for the Judiciary of Corrientes, opened by Dr. Alejandro Chain.
On Thursday, September 19, SAJuR had the honor of launching a new training in restorative practice tools for the Judiciary of Corrientes. This program marks an important step toward incorporating restorative approaches into conflict management and the administration of justice in the province.
Opening remarks by Dr. Alejandro Chain, Justice of the Superior Court of Justice of Corrientes
The session opened with remarks from Justice Alejandro Chain of the Superior Court of Justice, who highlighted the relevance of restorative justice as an innovative and necessary approach to transforming the judicial system. He emphasized the importance of creating spaces for training and reflection on these practices, recognizing the crucial role they play in building a justice system that is more human and closer to the community. Joining this important moment, Dr. Diana Márquez, President of SAJuR, also took part in the opening, reaffirming the organization's commitment to transforming the judicial system through a restorative approach.
Commitment from the Judiciary of Corrientes
The decision of the Judiciary of Corrientes to invest in this training underscores its commitment to the modernization and humanization of justice. This initiative reflects an ongoing effort to improve the institutional response to conflict, adopting methodologies that promote reparation and social integration.
Recognition and Gratitude
We are deeply proud that an institution as significant as the Judiciary of Corrientes places its trust in SAJuR's expertise to carry out this training process. This recognition not only validates our track record in implementing restorative practices on the ground, but also reaffirms our commitment to education, accompaniment, and guidance in applying these transformative approaches.
From SAJuR, we thank the Superior Court of Justice of Corrientes for its vision and for allowing us to be part of this path toward a more inclusive, dialogue-based, and restorative justice.
