Recently, the Institute of Law and Human Rights has created a number of digital database systems and platforms for the purpose of developing legal culture, initiating legal awareness activities, as well as providing information to the public in a convenient and accessible manner.
The Institute of Law and Human Rights (Institute) has introduced the PASS platform, designed to gather insights pertaining to the practical implementation of legislation.
The Institute of Law and Human Rights launched a unified electronic database reflecting the publications, the teaching subjects, h-indexes, and other information of scholars and researchers in the legal science field.
On March 12, the Institute of Law and Human Rights hosted the presentation of the book “Criminal Penalties, Their Enforcement, Problems, and Solutions,” authored by Musa Humbatov, a legal scholar and member of the Institute’s Expert Council.
On March 3, the Institute of Law and Human Rights presented to the legal community its third Monitoring Report, reflecting the current state of journals publishing scholarly articles in the field of law. The report was compiled based on the results of an online survey conducted among a total of 764 legal professionals and 19 legal journals.
On February 27, the Institute of Law and Human Rights (the Institute) organized a training session on the “Legal Grounds for a Statement of Claim” for lawyers, legal professionals, and law students.
On February 17, the Institute of Law and Human Rights conducted the public presentation of the books “Women in the Shadow”, “Codes of Violence”, “Guidelines for Digital Monitoring in Combating Human Trafficking” and “National Training Module on Combating Human Trafficking”, prepared by Mehriban Zeynalova, Chairwoman of the “Təmiz Dünya” (“Clean World”) Aid to Women Public Union. These publications were compiled based on M.Zeynalova’s long-standing experience in the field of protecting women rights.
On February 10, the presentation of nine new scientific-methodological materials prepared in the field of forensic examination was held within the framework of cooperation between the Forensic Examination Center of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Institute of Law and Human Rights.
On January 30, the Institute of Law and Human Rights hosted a presentation of two new books, “Theory of Law” and “What Is Law?”
On January 21, the Institute of Law and Human Rights held a meeting dedicated to reviewing the results of the previous year. The Chairman of the Institute’s Board, Mahammad Guluzade, delivered a speech outlining the activities implemented during the reporting period, the work accomplished, the results achieved, as well as the key goals and priorities set for the upcoming period.
On December 22, the Institute of Law and Human Rights held a training session on ‘Rules of Ethical Conduct of Civil Servants and Human Rights Aspects in Their Activity’ at the Binagadi District Executive Authority. A total of 60 participants, including employees of the District Executive Authority and representatives of local authorities from other central executive bodies, took part in training which aimed to enhance professional ethics, legal responsibility and human rights-based governance principles among civil servants.
The recognition of the right of access to digital services as an independent human right represents a matter of particular importance, serving as a natural continuation of the notable achievements attained in the field of digitalization in the Republic of Azerbaijan, including ASAN Service, DOST Service, and other citizen-focused initiatives. This was stated by Mr. Mahammad Guluzade, Chairperson of the Institute’s Board, at a scientific and practical conference held on December 19 at the Police Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan, held in observance of the 77th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
On December 10, the “Center for Legal Examination and Legislative Initiatives”, a public legal entity (hereinafter “the Center”), jointly with the "Institute of Law and Human Rights", a public legal entity (hereinafter “the Institute”), organized a roundtable discussion on the topic “Constitution and Human Rights" dedicated to International Human Rights Day.
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