Philippine, Brunei High Courts Forge Judicial Training Partnership
The Supreme Courts of the Philippines and Brunei have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance judicial training collaboration, addressing emerging legal issues like AI, cybercrime, and climate-related disputes. The partnership aims to strengthen judicial systems through expertise exchange and joint training programs.
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