The Department of International Law and Human Rights Protection promotes educational, research, analytical, and spiritual-enlightenment activities.
The department brings together scholars and practitioners with experience in protecting rights and serving the state.
Educational pursuits
The department ensures the provision of bachelor's, master's, and professional development courses for the staff of legal and regulatory bodies at all stages of the educational process.
The following subjects are taught within the framework of the master's program:
The department has established the first and only master's program in "International Human Rights" in Uzbekistan. This master's program, which is oriented towards practical activities, is part of the joint project of the Tashkent State Law University, the Institute of Judicial Administration, and the National Center for Human Rights in Uzbekistan.
The department aligns the activities of Uzbekistan's legal universities consortium on human rights.
The faculty members use innovative teaching methods such as project-based learning, clinical education, blended learning, the Socratic method, simulation, and other modern teaching technologies to teach International Public Law and Human Rights Law.
The curriculum for protection agency personnel includes courses on gender equality, combating violence against women and children, ensuring economic, social, and civil rights, fair trial rights, protection of victims of crime, and other related topics.
Research Activities
The research interests of the department's staff include ensuring and protecting human rights, international crimes, terrorism, corruption, combating human trafficking, and other relevant fields.
Regular scientific seminars, roundtable discussions, and conferences are held at the department. Its staff actively participates in international, national, academic, and educational projects.
The department prepares specialists and doctoral candidates in the field of international human rights and contributes to the activities of dissertation councils. Its members serve as editors of journals, publish the results of their research activities, and contribute to the activities of specialized professional associations.
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