Security and stability of the world is probably the most precious thing that the world can have at this development stage. For many years, countries, regions, and tribes have been engaged in constant conflict, which has brought nothing to the world other than death and instability. The problem is that the issue of war and the cold war between countries continue to escalate each day. This is not the right approach. Countries should be joining forces to tackle major problems that are facing the world today.
Sujit Choudhry, an experienced legal expert, is providing the way for security changes around the world. As the head of the Security Sector in Constitutional Transitions, Sujit Choudhry is interested in delivering a secure world to the people. He is focused on ensuring that tribal tensions in developing countries around the world have been eradicated. He is also interested in ensuring that the show of arrogance and manifestation of military power between countries has been minimized.
To achieve this objective, Sujit Choudhry is using his organization to help emerging democracies to reform their security sector agencies. According to Sujit Choudhry, many emerging democracies around the world are willing to put behind the years of war and mismanagement. Most of these countries, especially those from Africa, South Asia, and Eastern Europe, need significant constitutional reform so that they can attain stability.
However, to become fully democratic and to achieve economic growth, the Security sector reform is a major component. Sujit Choudhry is helping such countries to have security sector reforms so that they can be able to govern themselves with ease. Most of these countries are currently working towards transforming dominant military, police, tribal forces, and militias into accountable and democratically accountable security services. Changing authoritarian and self-rule perceptions will be important in introducing democratic processes in these countries.
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