Commitment
Periodically publish data and analytical information
Source
SAP
Reference
NSAP 2019-2023: Good Governance, Section 5.1: Rule of Law and Judicial Reform Policy 4: Promote Access to Justice and Expedite Delivery of Justice, Subsection 4.4(b)
Date Updated
Apr 30, 2023
0
Not Realized
Mechanism for Realization
As part of the criminal justice sector institutions, the Ministry of Home Affairs [MoHA], Maldives Police Service [MPS], Prosecutor General’s Office [PGO], and the Department of Judicial Administration [DJA] are all working on databases to publish data and statistics. The Ministry of Home Affairs does not have a separate dedicated website, but has a page on Gov.mv, which provides links to the three major offices of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Maldives Police Service, Department of Juvenile Justice and Maldives Correctional Service. Courts publish information on the number and types of cases reported, and distribution of cases at various courts and at various tiers of the courts. Lethun Database of the Prosecutor General’s Office has criminal justice data and Maldives Police Service publishes data on the types of cases with the reported numbers. Institutions in the criminal justice system do not use the same terminology to define offences such as domestic violence, because of which there are issues with consistency of the information appearing on multiple State websites. No institutions periodically publish analytical data.
Budget
State Budget (salaried staff to implement actions)
0%
Realization
Political Process Monitoring Report on Access to Justice after NSAP 2019-2023 Reforms (ERI, April 2023)

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