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3/4 🎤 Speakers:
🔹 Dr. Margaret Satterthwaite (UN Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers)
🔹 Laurent Pech (Dean, UCD Sutherland School of Law)
🔹 Dr. Petra Bard (Professor at Radboud University)
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2/4 Political pressure on democratic institutions is rising worldwide. But how do these dynamics unfold? What role do courts and other institutions play in resisting—or enabling—authoritarian shifts?

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3/4 In this episode, we explore:
• The causes and goals of political discourse targeting judges
• How to distinguish legitimate critique from attempts to undermine judicial independence
• Options courts have when navigating these attacks
• The broader consequences for democracy and the rule of law

2/4 Around the world, political attacks on the judiciary are intensifying. But what lies behind these tactics? Are they part of broader strategies to dismantle democratic checks and balances?

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2/3 Across the world, democracies are under threat. The judiciary can be a guardian, a target, or even a driver of backsliding. We’re exploring these crucial questions with leading experts.