The enforcement of judicial decisions plays an essential role in protecting people’s rights and freedoms.

To support the efficiency of the Palestinian judicial system, EUPOL COPPS conducted a third workshop on the challenges of enforcing judicial decisions, on 16 February in Bethlehem.

The Palestinian Civil Police (PCP), the Palestinian Prosecutor’s Office, the Courts and the Ministry of Justice attended the workshop, aiming at strengthening cooperation and address obstacles and gaps faced during judicial decisions enforcement. The attendees were from Bethlehem and also from other areas in the southern part of the West Bank, namely Hebron, Yatta, and Doura.

The Bethlehem workshop marked the conclusion of a EUPOL COPPS four-month programme dedicated to improving the enforcement of judicial decisions in all Palestinian districts. This programme ensured comprehensive geographic outreach and consistent engagement with stakeholders across the justice chain.