History of the World Law Day

The is the World Legal day April 22 every year. The purpose of the World Association of Jurists is to help create "a new society ruled by law: the strong face justice, the weak are protected and peace is sustainable".

Festivals Introduction

World Association of Jurists, formerly known as the law to uphold the World Peace Center, was founded on July 6, 1963.

The World Association of Jurists was established because of the urgent need for the international community to establish a free and open platform so that judges, lawyers, law professors and other legal practitioners around the world could communicate and cooperate with each other to enhance public support and trust in the management and enforcement of international law.

The members of the Association convene a regional forum every year and convene a conference to discuss the achievements of various fields of the legal profession. By taking the form of publications and conferences, the association provides the latest developments in the legal field and actively addresses the problems impeding democracy and peaceful development.

Festival Purpose

The purpose of the World Association of Jurists is to help create "a new society ruled by law: the strong face justice, the weak are protected and peace is sustainable".

Since the first World Law conference, the World Association of Jurists has made many remarkable achievements. The Conference actively provides a platform for representatives of all countries and the legal profession to gather together and exchange ideas and experiences. The General Assembly resolutions and declarations drafted by the resolutions of successive congresses have become one of the most specific and valuable achievements of the World Conference on Law. At the same time, the association has endeavoured to make the Heads of State aware of the resolutions and declarations of successive Congresses and to act accordingly. The message of support and encouragement from the heads of State reflects their full affirmation of the value of the resolutions and declarations.

Another achievement of the World Association of Jurists is the creation of the World Legal day and its celebrations. The first honorary president of World Law Day, Japan's chief Justice Kisaburo Yokota, has said that world Law Day has made the whole society re-examine the status of law in the international community, and instilled in the people the rule of law as the ultimate guarantee of world peace.

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    International Moot court is another traditional activity of the World Association of Jurists, which began in 1971. The collegial panel of the mock Court is composed of the Chief Justices participating in various countries, and the lawyers from various parties are also from different countries, and they conduct trial debates on hypothetical cases. The mock courts have considerable legal educational significance for lawyers and non-professionals around the world, and have proved that law is the best way to resolve international disputes in lieu of war. At the same time, the mock courts have provided the judges with an opportunity to demonstrate their immense value in the peace process.