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Anti-corruption

Participation in Regional Training on Anti-Corruption Measures

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Representatives from the Law Enforcement Academy participated in a regional training on “Combating Corruption Impacting Macroeconomic Issues,” organized by the Central Asia, Mongolia, and Caucasus Regional Capacity Development Center of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Almaty from October 21 to 24 of this year.

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Event

A regular meeting of the Council of the Law Enforcement Academy was held

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During the meeting, the procedure for preparing and evaluating graduation qualification works by the Academy's students, the topics of master's theses for the second-year part-time master's students, and the dissertation topics, scientific supervisors, and assigned structural branches for researchers admitted to independent research were approved.

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Announcement

Announcement: Applications are now being accepted for the selection process to form the Law Enforcement Academy team for future participation in the Philip C. Jessup competition

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Students of the 2nd and 3rd years of undergraduate studies and graduate students of the Academy have the opportunity to participate in the Philip C. Jessup international law competition, which is one of the most prestigious competitions in the field of international law. By participating in this competition, students will have the opportunity to test their legal knowledge at the international level and demonstrate…

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Anti-corruption

Training seminars on the legislation regarding conflicts of interest continue

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Based on the resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On measures to effectively organize the implementation of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Conflicts of Interest'," the Law Enforcement Academy has been conducting training sessions, including seminars and workshops, for state bodies and organizations to identify, eliminate, and prevent conflicts of interest.

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