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 April 14, the Police Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan hosted a presentation of the book ‘Heydar Aliyev: The Fight Against Crime’, published by the Institute of Law and Human Rights.
On April 15, a group of 30 law students from Istanbul Medipol University visited the Institute of Law and Human Rights as part of an academic exchange program.
On April 11, the Institute of Law and Human Rights presented its second monitoring report on journals publishing scholarly articles in the field of law.
On March 17, the Institute of Law and Human Rights organized an information session for 24 young people on the topic “Social Behavior. Police and Youth”.
On March 14, the Institute of Law and Human Rights organized an online information session on “The Rights of Persons with Disabilities”.
“Approximately one-third of the Constitution is devoted directly to the establishment and protection of human rights and freedoms (Articles 24-71),” stated Vusala Muradkhanli, Head of the Department, at the information session organized by the Institute of Law and Human Rights for youth on February 28.
On January 30, the Chairman of the Board of the Institute of Law and Human Rights, Mr. Mahammad Guluzade, held a meeting with the Chairman of the Central Asia Consortium of Mediators, Mr. Zhandilda Zhakupov, and the Chairman of the Board of the Mediation Council of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Mr. Nadir Adilov.
On December 27, 2024, the Institute of Law and Human Rights (Institute), in collaboration with the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA), organized a training session at the Binagadi District Police Department.
‘The right to personal freedom ensures every individual’s ability to live in safety and equality. Any restriction of freedom must be based on lawful principles, and no violations of this right are acceptable’. These principles were articulated on December 25, 2024, during a training session organized by the Institute of Law and Human Rights in collaboration with the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) at the Nizami District Police Department.
The Institute of Law and Human Rights has created a new video presentation focused on protecting the rights of domestic violence victims. This presentation aims to enhance legal knowledge in combating domestic violence and provide support to victims.
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