Thérèse Traoré

Thérèse Traoré is a Burkinabe (née Sanou) judge who was the first president of the Court of Cassation of Burkina Faso, appointed in 2014. In Quotes Country of the men of integrity. The Doha Deceleration:PROMOTING A CULTURE OF LAWFULNESS(2017)page:6 “The independence of the judiciary is not for the benefit of judges, but for the benefit of litigants.” Burkina24 “The texts have made the disconnection, but in reality, this is not yet quite the case materially and financially.” Burkina24 “Justice, despite its obvious difficulties, functions every day to resolve conflicts and enable the essential peaceful coexistence necessary for the construction of our state governed by the rule of law.” Burkina24 “It is therefore incumbent upon justice actors to resolutely commit themselves to making justice more effective, more accessible and more protective of rights and freedoms.” conseil-etat.gov About Thérèse Traoré External links Category: Living people Category: Women Category: judges Category: 21st century