Albania’s untouchable judges 7 April 2014 By Joshua Rozenberg Topics: Civil liberties Albania wants the UK to help root out corruption in its legal system. Judges in Albania are untouchable. And British help is needed if corruption is to be forced out. Those were the messages I took away from a two-day visit to Tirana at the end of last month. I was in Albania as a guest of the Slynn Foundation, which was set up in 1998 to support young lawyers from central and eastern Europe. Named in honour of Gordon Slynn, who was a British judge at Luxembourg before serving as a law lord for 10 years, […]
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