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Juliet Sorensen

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Director, Rule of Law Institute and Program in Rule of Law for Development, Loyola University Chicago; clinical prof. Transparency, accountability, rule of law.
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From ‘Island of Democracy’ to ‘Consolidated Authoritarian Regime’: The Need to Reverse Kyrgyzstan’s Slide

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By Jasmine Cameron, Megan Osadzinski, Juliet Sorensen
| Just Security Verified
Kyrgyzstan, with its long border with China and once host to an air base crucial to the U.S. war in Afghanistan, had long been known as an “island of democracy” in a sea of autocratic states in Central Asia. It hosted a robust civil society, a population appreciative of democratic values and secularism, and a relatively independent judiciary. Three times — in 2005, 2010, and 2020 —  the people of Kyrgyzstan voted out corrupt leaders in an effort to put the country back on a democratic path.
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Dobbs, glass houses and international law Original

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By Juliet Sorensen, Xiao Wang
| Al Jazeera English Verified
The United States Supreme Court’s decision last week to overturn Roe v Wade and eliminate the right to an abortion was one of the most consequential constitutional opinions in its history  – even for a court that has already done violence to settled precedent in areas like gun control, religion and immigration.
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To cure corruption, the Chicago City Council should ‘remember the ladies’

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By Juliet Sorensen
| Injustice Watch Verified
As voters and taxpayers in Chicago, we must ask ourselves what we can do to stave off the corruption and financial fraud that have stained our city’s reputation and stymied its growth and prosperity. An analysis of aldermanic corruption cases points to one possible solution: Elect more women. Juliet Sorensen is the executive director at Injustice Watch. The gender gap on Chicago’s City Council is stark.
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