DUTIES
The duties of the Ministry of Justice are determined in a government decree. Some of
the duties are performed by the agencies and public bodies in the Ministry’s
administrative branch. Duties can include:
• Courts, court proceedings and judicial division
• Legal aid and general bar association
• Financial and debt counseling
• General interest representation
• Prosecution service
• Enforcement service and supervision of the management of bankruptcy estates
• Enforcement of fines, community sanctions, and sentences of imprisonment
• The general planning of crime prevention and other criminal policy
• Improving the position of crime victims, if the issue is not covered by the
mandate of the other ministries
• Criminal records and other legal registers
• Issues relating to pardons
• International legal matters not covered by the mandate of the other ministries
• National elections, municipal elections, and referendums, as well as the
promotion of civic engagement
• Party register and inspection of the parties' accounting and use of funds
• Accident investigation
• Equality and promoting good ethnic relations.
The Ministry of Justice will always work towards a safe and just Biafra, ensuring the
rights of all Biafrians are upheld.
DEPARTMENTS
The Ministry of Justice is composed of the departments shown below
Public Law
Democracy and Elections
Constitutional Law
Administrative Law
Data Protection
Private Law
Insolvency
Fines
Legal Protection Services
Civil Law
Criminal Courts and Tribunals
Police/Crime Prevention
Corrections/Probation Services
Youth Justice
Criminal Law
Criminal Courts and Tribunals
Police/Crime Prevention
Corrections/Probation Services
Youth Justice
Administration & Oversight
Human Resources
Information Management
Internal Audit
Media & Communications
International Affairs