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NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE

Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.

Establishment

The Ministry of Justice was formed on the 5st of June 2021, and this consisted of legal professionals from various sectors, as well as other professionals and civil servants including legal officers, judges, and lawyers who had joined the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM).

The Ministry of Justice carries out the duties of the Union Attorney-General’s office, and is also responsible for transitional judicial affairs, taking on the main responsibility of creating an interim judicial sector, as well as judicial management and monitoring of the different levels of courts, and administering the prisons, and so on.

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Our Vision

Legal Right

We will protect and promote the legal rights for the civilian and public

Interim
Judicial System

To effectively assist the implementation of a well-regarded and suitable interim judicial system for citizens

Federal
Justice System

To create a federal justice system that aligns with all ethnic cultures and traditions

Interim
Rule of Law

To accelerate the interim rule of law in accordance with international human rights standards

Court Monitor

To monitor each level of the courts during the interim period

Union Minister

U Thein Oo is a lawyer from Myanmar who has dedicated his career to promoting justice and the rule of law. He graduated with a law degree from Mandalay University in 1978 and was elected to Parliament in 1990 as a representative for the National League for Democracy. He has helped draft constitutions for the country and has served as a member of the Federal Constitution Drafting and Coordinating Committee. In 2005, he earned a master’s degree in human rights law from Mahidol University. He has also trained many lawyers and young ethnic scholars in Thailand and Myanmar, with a focus on constitutional law, human rights, and environmental rights.

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Photo of U Thein Oo, Union Minister of Ministry of Justice

Union Minister

Photo of U Thein Oo, Union Minister of Ministry of Justice

U Thein Oo is a lawyer from Myanmar who has dedicated his career to promoting justice and the rule of law. He graduated with a law degree from Mandalay University in 1978 and was elected to Parliament in 1990 as a representative for the National League for Democracy. He has helped draft constitutions for the country and has served as a member of the Federal Constitution Drafting and Coordinating Committee. In 2005, he earned a master’s degree in human rights law from Mahidol University. He has also trained many lawyers and young ethnic scholars in Thailand and Myanmar, with a focus on constitutional law, human rights, and environmental rights.

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Photo of Ko Min Naung Khaing,Permanent secretary of Ministry of Justice

Min Naung Khine is a judge who publicly joined the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) in Myanmar in response to the coup in 2021. He was previously the deputy township judge in Monyo Township in Bago Region. In June 2021, he and his family were arrested for supporting the demonstrations and he was later sentenced to three years in prison for incitement under section 505-A of the Penal Code. He was released one month later under a mass amnesty and fled to an area near the border held by ethnic armed groups. In October, he was appointed permanent secretary of the National Unity Government’s Ministry of Justice. During his time in prison, he caught covid-19 and was in solitary confinement with no medical care.

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Permanent Secretary

Permanent Secretary

Photo of Ko Min Naung Khaing,Permanent secretary of Ministry of Justice

Min Naung Khine is a judge who publicly joined the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) in Myanmar in response to the coup in 2021. He was previously the deputy township judge in Monyo Township in Bago Region. In June 2021, he and his family were arrested for supporting the demonstrations and he was later sentenced to three years in prison for incitement under section 505-A of the Penal Code. He was released one month later under a mass amnesty and fled to an area near the border held by ethnic armed groups. In October, he was appointed permanent secretary of the National Unity Government’s Ministry of Justice. During his time in prison, he caught covid-19 and was in solitary confinement with no medical care.

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