execution of court decisions in the Republic of Congo

In a state governed by the rule of law, a court decision must be enforced without hindrance. However, in the Republic of Congo, the non-enforcement of judgments is a recurring phenomenon that undermines citizens' confidence in their justice system. Through a rigorous analysis, this book exposes the mechanisms, obstacles and abuses that prevent the enforcement of judicial decisions. It highlights the interference of the executive power, the controversial role of the Attorney General and the disastrous consequences of this situation on the credibility of the State. this book is a plea for an independent, efficient and respected justice system, an essential pillar of democracy and respect for fundamental rights.