RAGE at the LAW: Now Would You Look at That?!
http://www.alarabiya.net/articles/2010/01/28/98706.html
After seven days of my post: RAGE at the LAW, the first Saudi Legislation Meeting was arranged in Riyadh, under the name, "Preparing Judges: A Look into the Future" with the presence of over 150 judges.
Reporters and legal experts from Alarabiya reported that this is a matter of critical importance, and that this issue I feel could be heading towards being resolved soon.
Many famous voices came in and endorsed the notion, and there has been a very recent, promising and very uncelebrated (and unreported) reformation that rearranged where issues are redirected. There are other steps, short, medium and long-ranged ones to fix this problem, and I must say that I'm glad that it's soon.
The original article is quite long, and I'm up till 3 am in the morning, so I'll be brief. There are new issues being endorsed by the government (and some, like underage marriage and women rights) being combated publicly. The notions of educating the public of the legal reformations are increasing also, so this won't go unappreciated.
I don't know what happened to spark this meeting and the media to move, but I'm glad.
After seven days of my post: RAGE at the LAW, the first Saudi Legislation Meeting was arranged in Riyadh, under the name, "Preparing Judges: A Look into the Future" with the presence of over 150 judges.
Reporters and legal experts from Alarabiya reported that this is a matter of critical importance, and that this issue I feel could be heading towards being resolved soon.
Many famous voices came in and endorsed the notion, and there has been a very recent, promising and very uncelebrated (and unreported) reformation that rearranged where issues are redirected. There are other steps, short, medium and long-ranged ones to fix this problem, and I must say that I'm glad that it's soon.
The original article is quite long, and I'm up till 3 am in the morning, so I'll be brief. There are new issues being endorsed by the government (and some, like underage marriage and women rights) being combated publicly. The notions of educating the public of the legal reformations are increasing also, so this won't go unappreciated.
I don't know what happened to spark this meeting and the media to move, but I'm glad.