A justice ministry is supposed to be concerned with performing the traditional autonomous role as the third arm of government charged with overseeing the judicial branch, including the functions of the Attorney-General &apos; s Office, the task of adjudication in general, implementation of the human rights policy of the Government, and helping to bring justice to victims of human rights violations; while an &quot; interior ministry &quot; is left to deal with issues of public order, safety and internal security.
A justice ministry is supposed to be concerned with performing the traditional autonomous role as the third arm of government charged with overseeing the judicial branch, including the functions of the Attorney-General &apos; s Office, the task of adjudication in general, implementation of the human rights policy of the Government, and helping to bring justice to victims of human rights violations; while an &quot; interior ministry &quot; is left to deal with issues of public order, safety and internal security.