The 20th Conference of Chief Justices of Asia and the Pacific (2026)
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About the Conference
The Conference of Chief Justices of Asia and the Pacific is a biennial event that gathers Chief Justices from various countries in the region to share insights about their judicial systems and discuss advancements in their respective nations. This conference serves as a leading platform for promoting mutual understanding, sustaining regional dialogue, and enhancing judicial cooperation among participating judiciaries. It is typically held alongside the annual Law Association for Asia and the Pacific (LAWASIA) Conference.
Date: September 16-19, 2026
Venue: Grand Hyatt Seoul, Republic of Korea
Session Topics
- The Role of the Judiciary - Differing Perspectives from Different Jurisdictions
- Use of AI in the Judiciary and the Legal Profession
- Importance of Judicial Education in Today’s Challenging and Changing Environment
- Judicial Approaches to Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
- Promoting the Perception of the Courts: Its Importance and Engagement with the Media; Public Confidence in the Judiciary; Fighting Judicial Corruption and Defending Judicial Independence
- The Privatization of Justice - To what extent should courts support arbitration, including international arbitration?
Participants
Chief Justices and senior judicial representatives from over 40 Asia-Pacific nations - including Republic of Korea, Australia, Japan, Singapore, China, and the United States - will gather to exchange insights on current legal issues and the advancement of judicial systems.
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