Evenimente

13.06.2019

The Director of the National Institute of Justice, Diana Scobioala, met on Wednesday, June 12, 2019, with the Council of Europe experts - Ana Medarska-Lazova, HELP Project Officer, and Katrin Uerpmann, Deputy Secretary of the Committee on Bioethics. The meeting was also attended by Rodica Gramma, doctor in medical sciences, member of the Bureau of the CoE Committee on Bioethics.

12.06.2019

On Wednesday, June 12, 2019, within the National Institute of Justice, was launched the distance learning course "Key Human Rights Principles in Biomedicine", that was attended by judges, prosecutors, NIJ trainers and doctors.

12.06.2019

The trainees of the National Institute of Justice, candidates to the position of judge and prosecutor, participated on Tuesday, June 11, 2019, at a public lesson organized with the support of ABA ROLI Moldova.

05.06.2019

"As the only training center that provides both legal and non-legal trainings, the National Institute of Justice has also covered the intellectual property segment by integrating the “Intellectual Property” module into its continuous training plans. In this regard, in order for our beneficiaries to know the specificity of the intellectual property law, last year we carried out 12 continuous training activities in which 211 people were trained, and in the first half of this year six activities were organized resulting in the training of 85 people" mentioned Diana Scobioala, the Director of NIJ, at the second edition of the regional seminar "Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights".

04.06.2019

On Tuesday, June 4, 2019, the international conference dedicated to Article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights "The Right to liberty and security", that marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Council of Europe was held. Organized by the Council of Europe and the National Institute of Justice, the event aimed at developing a greater understanding by the representatives of the legal system of the principles which form the basis of the provisions of Article 5 of the ECHR, their interpretation by the European Court, and the barriers to the effective implementation of those principles in practice.