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🚨 IRAN: CHIEF JUSTICE EJEI DECLARES JUDICIAL WAR In an unprecedented directive, Mohseni-Ejei has ordered a total mobilization of the courts to crush dissent. Comparing judges to "combatants," he demanded they work nights and Fridays with no holidays. He ordered prosecutors to fast-track interrogations directly inside prisons like Evin...

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Excerpts from CJ Malaba's biography as read by Deputy Chief Justice, Honourable Elizabeth Gwaunza: -During the time that he was Judge of Appeal and a Deputy Chief Justice, he was also a Judge of the COMESA Court of Justice for more than a decade (2005-2016). -Mr Justice Malaba is an accomplished human rights defender who has taken advantage of his judicial posting by delivering judgments that protect the fundamental human rights of the vulnerable including women, children and persons with disabilities amongst others. -Since his appointment as the Chief Justice, he has led the judiciary and the Judicial Service Commission in taking deliberate steps meant to enhance access to justice for the people of Zimbabwe through the construction of courthouses in various parts of the country, simplifying court rules so that they are easily understood by ordinary persons and increasing the number of judicial officers both in the magistracy and superior courts. -Under his stewardship, the courts in Zimbabwe are moving towards digitisation through the Integrated Electronic Case Management System (I.E.C.M.S). The first phase of the I.E.C.M.S. was launched on 1 May 2022, at the Constitutional Court, Supreme Court and the Commercial Division of the High Court. -This July 2025, under his leadership, the Judicial Service Commission launched the I.E.C.M.S. in the magistrates courts. This phase marks the final stage of the digitisation of Zimbabwe's courts. -Mr Justice Malaba has participated in various training programmes both in the country and the region. He contributed significantly to collaboration in the continental judicial space through Zimbabwe's hosting of the 7th Congress of the Conference of Constitutional Jurisdictions of Africa (CJCA) and the African Electoral Justice Network (AEJN). -He is the current President of the CJCA, serving from 2024 to 2026. -Justice Malaba has also established the Judicial Training Institute of Zimbabwe (JTIZ) whose sole mandate is to develop human capital through training of judicial and non-judicial staff of the Judicial Service Commission.

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🚨 The Islamic Republic has criminalized protests, and is now warning that its next crackdown will be even bloodier than January, where more than 45,000 protestors were killed. Chief Justice Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Eje’i is openly warning Iranians what awaits them if they return to the streets. “If they once again think of committing an error and decide to stir up chaos and unrest, they can be certain that they will receive a very strong and firm response from the police, security, and intelligence forces, as well as the judiciary.” Eje’i has also declared that the Islamic Republic is “more prepared than ever” and warned that its response to another wave of unrest will be “more decisive than in all previous periods.” The language is deliberate. Protest and dissent are recast as threats to the state. Demonstrators become “rioters,” “agitators,” “enemy agents” and “traitors.” Those the Islamic Republic wants to punish most severely can face charges such as moharebeh, or waging war against God, which can carry the death penalty. Eje’i has repeatedly demanded “no leniency” toward those accused of involvement in unrest. He has also pushed for rapid prosecution and punishment, arguing that waiting months undermines its deterrent effect. It creates an entire machinery of repression. Police, Basij, IRGC and intelligence forces suppress protesters in the streets. Eje’i’s judiciary then prosecutes those who survive, turning arrests into imprisonment and potentially death sentences. And this warning is coming as economic protests are again emerging across Iran, including young people taking to the streets over unemployment and discriminatory hiring. The Islamic Republic is not promising to listen to the next protest movement. After January’s bloodshed, its judiciary chief is openly warning that the police, security forces, intelligence apparatus and courts are more prepared than ever to crush it.

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