CNJ

The National Justice Council (CNJ) is a key Brazilian institution promoting justice transparency and accountability within the judicial system. Established to enhance the efficacy of justice management, the CNJ oversees various projects and initiatives aimed at fostering good practices in public administration, combating corruption, and improving service accessibility.

Among its extensive offerings, the CNJ provides resources such as strategic planning and operational efficiency improvements, alongside dedicated platforms for judicial performance monitoring. The Council emphasizes human rights, gender equality, and social inclusion through programs focused on vulnerable populations, including children and women.

Additionally, the CNJ facilitates innovative dispute resolution methods, such as mediation and restorative justice, and operates multiple digital platforms for case management and document accessibility. Through events, public consultations, and awards, the CNJ actively engages with the community, striving for a more equitable and conscientious judiciary that embodies its commitment to justice and human dignity.