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5th International Conference of Chief Justices of the WorldDraft speech ofHon’ble Mr Justice Ganbat ChimedlkhamChief Justice of Supreme Court, Mongolia[Hon’ble Chief Justice of Mongolia sent his proposed speech in advance, but could not, for unavoidable reasons, come to participatein the conference]On behalf of Mongolian Judiciary, I have attended previous Conferences and can tellremarkable growth of other nations involvement in this Theme. Therefore, I still stronglysupport your goal to set up a World Parliament and believe that such deliberations oflawyers as you intend to have at your conference could contribute considerably to theimprovement of lives of all children in the world, that is how they could enjoy peace andsuffer less deprivation and humiliation from now on.I think that Conference needs to urge rest of countries and their Justices to put moreclose attention to this internationally important issue.Hon’ble Mr Justice Ganbat Chimedlkham,Chief Justice of Supreme Court, Mongoliaaddressing the 4th ConferenceIndian National seminar document says “No other Constitution in the world has a provisionlike Article 51(c) of the Constitutions of India”, if so, other nations should have same article in their Constitution as well as.In that time, some other nations become having same article in their Constitutions, appeal for safeguarding the future ofworld’s children will sound more and more powerful than ever before. I leave this open for future discussion.As I said at last conference, Mongolia is a peace loving country. The constitution of Mongolia provides that it will adhereto universally recognized norms and principles of international laws will pursue a peaceful foreign policy and fulfill in goodfaith its obligations under international treaties.I surely believe that CMS can reach its goal which “Enforceable International Law” along with world’s two billion childrenand Justices of the World. Let’s “Do good to whole world”.Participants of one of CMS international events--92--
5th International Conference of Chief Justices of the WorldDraft speech ofHon’ble Ms Janat B. MukwayaMinister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Government of Uganda[Hon’ble Minister of Justice of Uganda was held up owing to unavoidable reasons. However, address of the Hon’ble Minister, receivedin advance is being published]It gives me great honour and pleasure to be invited to attend and address this augustConference for the third time in succession. On behalf of my government I would like toexpress my gratitude to the conveners of the Conference for always inviting Ugandanluminaries to participate at the highest level. This gesture is a sign of the good and excellentrelationship between the peoples and governments of the two Countries. It is thusimportant from the outset to officially deliver the special greetings from H.E. The Presidentof Uganda to H.E. The Prime Minister of India and from the government and people ofUganda to their counter parts in India.The theme of this year’s Conference remains vital to the attainment of peace anddevelopment for all the countries of the World, rich and poor, big and small and weakHon’ble Ms Janat B. Mukwaya, Ministerof Justice and Constitutional Affairs,Government of Uganda addressing the4th Conferenceand powerful. It is indeed true and correct to state again and again that the enforceability of International Law is the needof the hour whose time has come. A great deal of international treaties, conventions, charters and declarations have beenmade by countries and governments. A lot of resources and time have been spent and a lot of documents have beenproduced to establish enforceable International Law. It is therefore logical and sensible to have all the treaties and normsthat constitute International Law enforced as an outcome that has impact to the lives of the people of the World. This pointcannot be made and implemented if the children as the future generation are to benefit from efforts of this conference.I would like to pay tribute to the conveners of the Conference for their determination, belief, courage, competence andconfidence in the pursuit of the great idea of peace in the world founded on enforceable International Law. This vision offersthe best win-win situation for all the peoples of the world especially the children whom we wish to never experience thetragedies of wars that have ravaged the world in the past and are still going on in many countries. We need the convictionthat this conference can trigger a series of actions that can lead to the achievement of this noble cause.The role of the Judiciary as an institution and the Judges is very critical to the realization of enforceable International Law inthe world. As a third arm of government that enjoys independence in their work, and managed by highly qualified professionalswith similar principles, the judiciary is in a very good position to enforce international law and norms in all countries in thenormal course of their work. I therefore appeal to the Chief Justices and Judges here present to put the theme of thisconference in practice and spread the message to all their colleagues. Judges do have a lot of power that can make apositive difference to the development of enforceability of international law in all countries.It is of great interest to me that this conference, as an annual event, should put in place work plans with targets that can bemonitored and evaluated periodically. This will help us to measure progress and achievements and address the challengesthat affect enforceability of International Law as the idea whose time has come. My government is committed to theobservance of International Law and supports the initiatives of Mr Jagdish Gandhi and all his colleagues and the Childrenof City Montessori School.In conclusion allow me to appeal to all the participants of this Conference to give support to this cause for the good of futuregenerations. The reforms being considered at the United Nations should be enhanced to help realize peace and tranquilityin all countries of the world. I am hopeful that our efforts from this conference will be rewarded.--93--
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