Madan Lokur, an Indian national and currently serving as a judge on the Supreme Court of Fiji, has been appointed as the chairperson of the Internal Justice Council. His appointment, confirmed by a letter from UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, comes with a four-year term that will conclude on November 12, 2028.
Justice Lokur joined the Supreme Court of Fiji in 2019, and his performance in this role led to a three-year extension of his term in 2022. His new position at the Internal Justice Council highlights the recognition of his capabilities and expertise on an international level, particularly within the United Nations framework.
This appointment is not only a significant personal achievement for Lokur but also reflects Fiji’s growing influence in international legal circles. It reinforces the importance of experienced legal minds in global governance and justice.
Summary: Indian national Madan Lokur has been appointed as chairperson of the Internal Justice Council for a term ending November 12, 2028. Currently a judge at Fiji’s Supreme Court since 2019, Lokur’s new position highlights Fiji’s prominence in international law.
This appointment is a stepping stone for enhanced collaboration in justice initiatives globally, promoting accountability and fairness in legal processes.
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