The National Institute of Justice and the “Alexei Șciusev” School of Fine Arts have recently launched the third edition of the Republican Fine Arts Competition “Equality Generation” for creative children between 11- 17 years old from all other the country. In this context, several pupils participated in an informative event on Thursday, December 17, 2022, to familiarize with tools that contribute to the elimination of all discrimination forms, in particular with the Istanbul Convention.
52 beneficiaries of the National Institute of Justice - judges, prosecutors and lawyers providing state-guaranteed legal aid - registered for a new HELP course “Procedural guarantees in criminal proceedings and victims' rights”.
Institutul National al Justiției și Școala de arte plastice „Alexei Șciusev” anunță ediția a III-a a concursului republican de arte plastice „Generația Egalității”, destinat elevilor cu vârsta cuprinsă între 11 și 17 ani din şcolile generale, licee, gimnazii, scolile de arte și studiouri de arte din toată țara.
Promoting a tolerance culture to combat racism, anti-Semitism, xenophobia, hate speech and other forms of intolerance, the Holocaust, distorting realities, knowing and assuming the past, including tragic periods and emphasizing the way of not repeating them, are among the topics covered in the event organized on Thursday, January 27, 2022, by the National Institute of Justice during Holocaust Remembrance Week.
The trainees of both promotions currently studying at the National Institute of Justice, future judges and prosecutors, participated on Friday, January 21, 2022, in the public lesson "Jurisdiction in criminal matters in Germany", held in online format by Dr. Mayeul Hiéramente, lawyer in criminal matters (Hamburg).
