Today, May 25, 2021, at the National Institute of Justice, two e-courses were launched online to strengthen the linguistic skills of the beneficiaries of continuous training in the Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia - "Romanian Language" and "Legal English".
Important issues related to women's access to justice and myths related to the ratification of the Istanbul Convention were discussed with the expert of the Women's Law Center, NIJ trainer, Arina Turcan, during a public lesson. The event was intended for the trainees of the 13th promotion of the National Institute of Justice and took place online on Wednesday, April 14.
The National Institute of Justice is among the beneficiaries of a new project of the Association of American Bars "Initiative for the Rule of Law" (ABA ROLI) - Supporting Criminal Justice Reform and Strengthening Anticorruption Efforts in Republic of Moldova , presented online today, April 8, 2021.
Increasing the capacity of the National Institute of Justice to incorporate the concepts of research, reasoning and legal writing in the training of justice professionals is one of the components of the project "Support for justice sector reform in Moldova", implemented by the United Nations Development Program, with the assistance of the US Government. In this regard, has been made a report with the title "Judgement-drafting and Training on Legal Writing in the Republic of Moldova", that was launched on Wednesday, April 7, 2021, in videoconference.
