Registration for the IV National Meeting of Black Judges and Judges (Enajun) is open until next Saturday (10/10th). The program of the event, in telepresencial format, happens between October 19th and 23rd, from 18h to 20h, in the Sepúlveda Pertence Auditorium to the Justice Court of the Federal District and Territories (TJDFT), in Brasilia. The initiative brings together personalities from the Justice System and society in debates aimed at celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Statute of Racial Equality, with the theme "Black identity in the Brazilian judiciary". Registration for the IV National Meeting of Black Judges and Judges (Enajun) is open until next Saturday (10/10th). The program of the event, in a tele-presential format, will take place between October 19th and 23rd, from 6 pm to 8 pm, at the Sepúlveda Pertence Auditorium to the Justice Court of the Federal District and Territories (TJDFT), in Brasília.
The initiative brings together personalities from the Justice System and society in debates aimed at celebrating 10 years of the Statute of Racial Equality, with the theme "Black identity in the Brazilian judiciary. In the meeting for magistrates, members of the State Prosecution, public defenders, lawyers, professors and students, issues such as the intersection of gender and race in the debate on inequalities, the importance of a black identity and the promotion of racial equality in the Brazilian judiciary will be discussed. The event is held with the support of the Brazilian Magistrates Association (AMB), the TJDFT Administration and promoted by the Association of Magistrates of DF, Amagis-DF and Sergipe Magistrates Association (Amase).
Further information about the event and program can be obtained at this link.
