The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) is set to appoint new judges by July 2025, following a competitive selection process. More than 200 candidates have submitted applications for 23 vacant judge positions, indicating strong interest in the role.
The court’s chief of staff confirmed that new appointments are expected within the next year, signaling a proactive approach to staff the court. The selection process is expected to be rigorous, with candidates evaluated based on their legal expertise and integrity. The HACC’s commitment to transparency and accountability is expected to be reinforced by these new appointments.
The current judges have been instrumental in addressing corruption cases, and their replacement is seen as a necessary step to maintain the court’s effectiveness. Legal experts have praised the competitive process, emphasizing the importance of selecting qualified individuals to ensure the court’s continued success. The upcoming appointments are expected to enhance the HACC’s ability to handle high-profile corruption cases efficiently.