The long-awaited event of the 2024-2025 judicial year of the Council of State is announced with solemnity in Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo. In a few days, on Tuesday, November 5, the congress hall of the Palais du Peuple, located in the commune of Lingwala, will vibrate to the rhythm of speeches and commitments for justice and the law.
This solemn hearing is of capital importance, not only for its symbolism, but also for the issues it raises. It constitutes a unique opportunity to reaffirm the commitment of judicial institutions to the protection of rights and the promotion of fair justice for all citizens. In these times of upheaval and rapid change, the consolidation of the rule of law remains an absolute priority.
Under the watchful eyes of the actors of the judicial system and civil society, this judicial year will mark the beginning of a new year where legal and societal challenges will be at the heart of concerns. Justice must be delivered impartially, rigorously and swiftly, thus ensuring the protection of fundamental rights and the consolidation of democracy.
The expected presence of the President of the Republic adds an additional dimension to this event. A symbol of national unity and the political will to consolidate the rule of law, his participation underlines the importance given to justice and respect for legal standards as the foundations of a just and equitable society.
In short, the start of the 2024-2025 judicial year of the Council of State promises to be a crucial meeting to reaffirm democratic values and the commitment to justice for all. In a context where legal and societal challenges are numerous, this symbolic ceremony will be an opportunity to reaffirm the central place of justice in building a modern society that respects the rights of everyone.