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“Cannibals” in the High Qualification Commission of Judges of Ukraine ⚖️🍖
23.10.2026 members of the HQCJ met with IDLO program director Romualdo Mavedzenge.
They talked about nothing, but to boost their own importance they “positively assessed the promise of the initiatives discussed.” It would have been strange if, after two hours of empty talk, they had concluded the “conversation was hopeless.”
👉 https://vkksu.gov.ua/news/predstavnyky-vyshchoyi-kvalifikaciynoyi-komisiyi-suddiv-ukrayiny-ta-mizhnarodnoyi-organizaciyi
Mr. Romualdo is a “true reformer” with a solid background:
📌He worked on reforming Zimbabwe’s legislation;
📌He served as IDLO regional manager in South Sudan;
📌He headed a mission in Afghanistan as part of the Parliamentary Support Program.
Now let’s look at the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) from Transparency International:
⏬South Sudan — 181 place (almost total corruption);
⏬Afghanistan — 169 place (critically high level);
⏬Zimbabwe — 157 place (high level).
🏆Against this background, 104 Ukraine’s place looks almost like an achievement.
A logical question for Mr. Romualdo: why did his many years of work in these countries yield no results? Money was being squandered, and the output was zero. Just like in the last 8 years of judicial reform in Ukraine.
ℹ️ Note: In Zimbabwe the metaphor “institutional cannibals” is publicly used about corrupt officials who “devour” their own people. Stolen budget money means no medicines in hospitals and destroyed infrastructure, which leads to people actually dying.
⛔️Any corruption in this sense is cannibalism. Therefore from now on we will call members of the HQCJ who allowed corruption in the form of nepotism (“raimovshchyna”) in competitions for appellate courts by that name.
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