The International Organization for Judicial Training (IOJT) was established in 2002 in order to promote the rule of law by supporting the work of judicial education institutions around the world. The mission of the IOJT is realized through international and regional conferences and other exchanges that provide opportunities for judges and judicial educators to discuss strategies for establishing and developing training centers, designing effective curricula, developing faculty capacity, and improving teaching methodology.
The IOJT is a volunteer, non-profit organization and relies upon the efforts and good will of its members. The organization is governed by a General Assembly of its members which meets every 2-3 years during the international conference. There is an elected Board of Governors which consists of an Executive Committee, Regional Deputy Presidents, additional Deputy Presidents and Governors. The IOJT has 125 member-institutes from 77 countries.
You may contact any IOJT Board Members at iojt@iojt.org.
Board of Executives
President
C. Adèle Kent (Canada)
Treasurer
Eileen Kato (United States)
Secretary-General
Mary McQueen (United States)
Deputy Secretary-General
Raf Van Ransbeeck (Belgium)
Board Members
Haffide Boulakras (France)
Leonel González Postigo (Argentina)
Rainer Hornung-Jost (Germany)
Paul Quan (Singapore)
Amelia Wright (UK)
Regional Deputy Presidents
Africa & Middle East: Amady Ba (Senegal)
Asia & Pacific: Kim Ja Young (South Korea)
Europe: Jorge Jimenez Martin (Spain)
North Central America and Caribbean: Danielle May-Cuconato (Canada)
South America:
At Large Governors
Daphna Blatman Kedrai (Israel)
Janine McIntosh (New Zealand)
Gianluca Grasso (Italy)
Dr. Gomolemo Moshoe (South Africa)
Nominating Committee
Raf Van Ransbeeck (Belgium), Chair
Eileen Kato (US)
Amelia Wright (UK)
Audit Committee
Danielle May-Cuconato (Canada), Chair