Attorney General Alliance (AGA)
Based in the United States, the Attorney General Alliance – AGA began as a bipartisan group comprising chief legal officers of 15 western states and three Pacific territories. The Attorney General Alliance – AGA has expanded beyond its original regional designation to count all US states as participants, with the ability to draw on the expertise and involvement of over 3000 legal professionals consisting of attorneys general, prosecutors, law enforcement officers and subject matter experts.
Attorney General Alliance (AGA)
Based in the United States, the Attorney General Alliance – AGA began as a bipartisan group comprising chief legal officers of 15 western states and three Pacific territories. The Attorney General Alliance – AGA has expanded beyond its original regional designation to count all US states as participants, with the ability to draw on the expertise and involvement of over 3000 legal professionals consisting of attorneys general, prosecutors, law enforcement officers and subject matter experts.
Improving the Quality of Legal Services
AGA’s primary function is to provide a forum for legal officers to cultivate knowledge, co-operate on issues of legal concerns and coordinate actions which improve the quality of legal services available to different institutions.
Promotion of the Rule of Law & International Cooperation
The Attorney General Alliance – AGA works ceaselessly to promote the rule of law and foster international cooperation in transnational criminal matters.
Improving the Quality of Legal Services
AGA’s primary function is to provide a forum for legal officers to cultivate knowledge, co-operate on issues of legal concerns and coordinate actions which improve the quality of legal services available to different institutions.
Promotion of the Rule of Law & International Cooperation
The Attorney General Alliance – AGA works ceaselessly to promote the rule of law and foster international cooperation in transnational criminal matters.
Transnational crimes, such as human trafficking, trafficking in firearms, drug trafficking, money laundering, child pornography, internet crimes, and corruption do not respect borders, laws, or people. Addressing these crimes comprehensively, swiftly, and effectively is required to give meaning to justice, the rule of law and respect for human rights.
Joint training programmes
International collaboration
Information exchange
Knowledge sharing
Transnational crimes, such as human trafficking, trafficking in firearms, drug trafficking, money laundering, child pornography, internet crimes, and corruption do not respect borders, laws, or people. Addressing these crimes comprehensively, swiftly, and effectively is required to give meaning to justice, the rule of law and respect for human rights.
Joint training programmes
International collaboration
Information exchange
Knowledge sharing
AGA-Africa Programme
Established in 2016, AGA-Africa Programme seeks to establish and foster robust relationships with justice and law enforcement agencies and officials throughout Africa to support the rule of law and combat transnational criminal activity. The AGA-Africa Programme collaborates with African Ministries of Justice, Attorneys General, Solicitors General, and Public Prosecution agencies to share knowledge and experience in the fight against crimes like human trafficking, corruption, money laundering, and cyber-crime and other cross border criminal activity.
The AGA-Africa Programme focuses on such initiatives as reinforcing court systems with greater efficiency and transparency; running training programs that promote a consistent application of Rule of Law disciplines, such as oral advocacy; and promoting collaboration among attorneys general from partner countries.
AGA-Africa Programme is currently working with justice departments, and law enforcement bodies such as the Office of the Attorney General, Departments of Public Prosecution, the Police, academic bodies and other organisations in several African Countries including, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Rwanda, Uganda, South Africa, Zambia, Senegal and Seychelles.
AGA-Africa Programme
Established in 2016, AGA-Africa Programme seeks to establish and foster robust relationships with justice and law enforcement agencies and officials throughout Africa to support the rule of law and combat transnational criminal activity. The AGA-Africa Programme collaborates with African Ministries of Justice, Attorneys General, Solicitors General, and Public Prosecution agencies to share knowledge and experience in the fight against crimes like human trafficking, corruption, money laundering, and cyber-crime and other cross border criminal activity.
The AGA-Africa Programme focuses on such initiatives as reinforcing court systems with greater efficiency and transparency; running training programs that promote a consistent application of Rule of Law disciplines, such as oral advocacy; and promoting collaboration among attorneys general from partner countries.
AGA-Africa Programme is currently working with justice departments, and law enforcement bodies such as the Office of the Attorney General, Departments of Public Prosecution, the Police, academic bodies and other organisations in several African Countries including, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Rwanda, Uganda, South Africa, Zambia, Senegal and Seychelles.
1. Reinforce court systems with greater efficiency and transparency;
2. Improve quality of legal services available to different institutions;
3. Promote consistent application of Rule of Law disciplines, such as oral advocacy;
4. Enhance legal knowledge and skills in its partner countries;
5. Facilitate networking and partnership opportunities with local, regional, and international criminal justice actors;
6. Enhance regional cooperation and collaboration between justice actors in Africa;
7. Promote innovative thinking.
What We Do
1. Reinforce court systems with greater efficiency and transparency;
2. Improve quality of legal services available to different institutions;
3. Promote consistent application of Rule of Law disciplines, such as oral advocacy;
4. Enhance legal knowledge and skills in its partner countries;
5. Facilitate networking and partnership opportunities with local, regional, and international criminal justice actors;
6. Enhance regional cooperation and collaboration between justice actors in Africa;
7. Promote innovative thinking.
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