Every year, the National Institute of Justice organizes the report competition for future judges and prosecutors, which aims to study in depth a certain problematic segment at the current stage and develop resolution skills in accordance with national law and international commitments assumed by the Republic of Moldova.
The film "Child Trafficking", is reporting Franco-Romanian judicial cooperation in order to abolish human trafficking network, was presented at the National Institute of Justice (INJ) on Friday, 17 June 2022. After watching the documentary – an educational project addressed in special for young lawyers - followed a round of debates.
Thursday, on 16 June 2022, the National Institute of Justice was visited by representatives of the Council of Europe project „Preventing and protecting children from violence including in the digital environment in the Republic of Moldova” - Ovidiu Majina, project coordinator, and Angelica Russu, senior project officer.
During 7 - 8 June 2022, the European Judicial Training Network’s (EJTN) XXV General Assembly was held in Paris, France. The event was attended by representatives of all the judicial training institutions from the European Union’s member states, of the European Commission and of international organizations.
The objective of the “Analytical Thinking” training was to develop skills on how to identify argumentation errors and cognitive dissonance in written and oral communication. The training was organized, on a fee basis, between 2-3 June 2022, by the National Institute of Justice on the request of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry.
