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Zahid Omarzai, Rule of Law Scholar, University of Pittsburgh School of Law, will be speaking at the American Bar Association International Law Section Annual Conference on May 8th. This session will delve into the current state of the Rule of Law in Afghanistan, exploring its dynamics. Center for International Legal Education (CILE) at Pitt Law #ruleoflaw #Afghanistan #ABAConference #pittlaw #CILE

ABA ROLI’s #Kazakhstan Rule of Law program developed a video course called, "Civil Law of Kazakhstan: An Outside View" to provide law students, lawyers, and judges an opportunity for continuing legal education and professional development. In turn, it provides access to online education and strengthens users’ knowledge on the validity, verification, and conclusion of transaction cases brought before the courts in Kazakhstan. The topic of the video course was identified from the baseline assessment of the needs of judges in educational courses, and law enforcement practices. The video course achieved a widespread viewership by nearly 3,000 legal professionals, university teachers, and students throughout Kazakhstan. It was even made available on the website of the Supreme Court and the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan.   In this blog, Associate Professor of the Department of International Economic and Comparative Law at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Doctor of Laws, Azar Aliyev, who prepared the course, answers frequently asked questions about the course.    Read more here: https://bit.ly/3DZpYNB

Explore the key differences and similarities between law school systems in the United States and the Philippines. Thinking about studying law abroad? Engage with our global community in the comments to share your preferences and questions! #LawSchoolComparison #USvsPhilippinesLaw #LegalStudies #InternationalEducation #AspiringLawyers

NEW ONLINE! A critical analysis of the role of legal higher education and training in the institutionalisation of the English legal profession: quo vadis for English law schools? By Andra le Roux-Kemp https://lnkd.in/eExNedme #TheLTJournal #LegalEducation #LawSchool #Lawyer

Forging a Path for Asian-American Lawyers: The Rise of APABA Discover the origins of the Asian Pacific American Bar Association (APABA) and how it revolutionized legal communities for Asian-American lawyers. Explore the challenges faced and the significance of APABA in welcoming law students into the legal profession. #APABA #AsianAmericanLawyers #LegalCommunity #LawStudents #DiversityInLaw #APABAHistory #AsianLegalProfession #LawyerCommunity #AsianLegalNetwork #LegalDiversity

On August 26-28, we shall be part of the Hong Kong Conference on Bilingual Legal System hosted by HKU Law and the Centre for Comparative and Public Law at the University of Hong Kong. We invite you to follow our session on August 27, where we will speak about The Application of Legal Education to Social Change Projects: Challenges in Translation and Lessons Learnt by Law Students. More details in the poster attached.

Explore the key differences and similarities between law school systems in the United States and the Philippines. Thinking about studying law abroad? Engage with our global community in the comments to share your preferences and questions! #LawSchoolComparison #USvsPhilippinesLaw #LegalStudies #InternationalEducation #AspiringLawyers

Listen to this important interview by Democracy Now! Productions with Rabea Eghbariah, Palestinian legal scholar and human rights lawyer, who was restricted from having his legal article published by Harvard Law School. This article argues that the concept #Nakba must be recognized as a legal framework, distinct from #genocide or #apartheid, although it may overlap with or be consecutive of these two concepts.

Nasiruddin Nezaami leads a panel on the challenges of legal education under the Taliban. Check out the webinar here: https://wix.to/8tBus0H #newblogpost

We're pleased to draw attention to the policy paper ­’The Rights of Victims and Society in the In Genere Inquiry‘, published by the University of Malta’s Law Students’ Society. The paper looks at the accountability to and participation of victims in the administration of justice in Malta. Emma Zeb contributed the English law perspective. It's great to support such impressive law reform efforts by the next generation of legal practitioners in other legal jurisdictions. Learn more about Emma's expertise here: https://lnkd.in/exqKVYQ5. #lawreform #ruleoflaw #legalinquiries #Malta #inquests #inquiries