The screening of the documentary "Lead for justice" took place at INJ

On Friday, July 12, 2024, at the National Institute of Justice, the documentary "Lead for justice" was screened, a film about five young people working in the field of law: a judge, a prosecutor, two lawyers and a teacher of legal subjects. The event was attended by the audience and collaborators of INJ.

"Lead for justice" showcases a unique perspective on the professional and personal journey of lawyers at the beginning of their careers. The documentary highlighted both the challenges they face and the human aspects of the justice system.

After the viewing, there was a discussion with the protagonists Nătălița Gavrilenco (law professor), Roman Porubin (prosecutor, graduate of the National Institute of Justice), Constantin Chilian (judge) and Cristina Oglindă (lawyer).

The event is one of the goals of the National Institute of Justice to provide future judges and prosecutors with a broad and authentic understanding of their chosen profession.

The film "Lead for justice", directed by Ion Gnatiuc, was released this April, in Bucharest, as part of the One World Romania international festival. The documentary is a product of the community of young lawyers Lead Moldova, with the support of the Canadian Embassy, ​​through the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives and the South-East European Rule of Law Program of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.