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Justice Rangajeeva Wimalasena presenting at an #IBA #wellbeing webinar focused on the issue of stigma around stress faced by #judges:

International day for Judicial well-being - 25 July

The United Nations has just adopted a landmark resolution to declare 25 July as the International Day for Judicial Well-being. This resolution was brought forward by Nauru, with over 70 countries co-sponsoring, including Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom.

In light of the UN declaring 25 July as the International Day for Judicial Well-being, the Thomas More Law School of Australian Catholic University will host a webinar. Register here : acu.edu.au/about-acu/even…

UNGA adopted Resolution A/79/L.52, designating 25 July as the International Day for Judicial Well-being. Assembly adopted the resolution with overwhelming support: 160 in favor, 1 against (United States), and 3 abstentions (Haiti, Madagascar, Syria). docs.un.org/A/79/L.52

It aims to raise awareness of judicial stress and promote actions that support judicial wellness. We invite Member States to support our campaign and help advance awareness of judicial well-being at all levels #JudicialWellbeing

Judicial officers, mostly judges, from 45 countries registered to attend this webinar. Yet another example of the importance of an open and honest discussion on judicial wellbeing. ACU Webinar on Nauru Declaration on Judicial Well being youtu.be/HopLF80lOpw?si… via @YouTube

Today @ the 31 Plenary Meeting of the UNGA, Josie Jacob, First Sec Nauru Per Mission addressed on the ICJ report. She stressed Nauru’s commitment to advancing judicial well-being globally. #Nauru #judicialwellbeing #UNGA79 ⁦⁦⁦⁦⁦⁦⁦⁦@NauruMissionUN⁩

@rnayacalevu Thank you Nauru

Another Pacific led initiative ..from Nauru to New York...and across the world. Tubwa kor Nauru...

UN draft resolution entitled "International Day on Judicial Well-being" This new resolution on Judicial well-being is led by the Nauru delegation. Nauru aims to adopt this resolution to declare 25 July as the International Day on Judicial Well-being. #NauruDeclaration

When judges are supported, they are better equipped to carry out their duties and uphold public trust. Yet, 83 % of judges say the level of support available in their judiciary is insufficient. Learn more: unodc.org/ji/en/knowledg…

Australian Catholic University's Thomas More Law School has assembled an esteemed lineup of legal minds to discuss how to tackle judicial stress. linkedin.com/posts/australi… Register for the webinar here: bit.ly/4899tgj

New initiatives follow the Global #JudicialIntegrity Network’s efforts in raising awareness about the importance of the well-being of judges. Understanding the links between judicial well-being and integrity is vital for upholding justice. Learn more: judicialwellbeing.info

The integrity and trustworthiness of the judicial system starts with the health of its judges. Yet, 76 % of judges do not have sufficient time to maintain their physical & mental well-being. Learn more: bit.ly/3Tj4jrN

Judicial stress affects judges’ decision-making capabilities and well-being. We must prioritize judicial well-being to preserve the integrity and fairness of the courts. Learn more:  judicialwellbeing.info

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Judges around the world face stress and anxiety, but unfortunately mental health in the judiciary can be considered taboo. Read how, in #Nauru, a new well-being declaration will pave the way for quality justice and sound judiciary in the #Pacific islands: bit.ly/4cfh3X1