Odil sudlov akademiyasida AQSHning Amerika universiteti Vashington huquq kolleji (American University Washington College of Law — AUWCL) vakili Shalala Valiyeva bilan uchrashuv bo‘lib o‘tdi. Uchrashuv avvalida mehmon Akademiyaning tashkil etilishi, asosiy vazifalari, ta’lim yo‘nalishlari, professor-o‘qituvchilar tarkibi, ilmiy salohiyati va xalqaro faoliyati bilan tanishtirildi.❓ Muloqot davomida ikki ta’lim muassasasi o‘rtasidagi hamkorlikni rivojlantirishning quyidagi istiqbolli yo‘nalishlari muhokama qilindi:⏺ Professor-o‘qituvchilar va ilmiy xodimlar o‘rtasida akademik almashinuvni yo‘lga qo‘yish;⏺ Sudyalar va sudyalikka nomzodlar uchun qo‘shma o‘quv kurslari, seminarlar hamda mahorat darslarini tashkil etish;⏺ Sud faoliyatida sun’iy intellekt, raqamli odil sudlov va kiberxavfsizlik masalalari bo‘yicha hamkorlikdagi ilmiy tadqiqotlarni amalga oshirish;⏺ Inson huquqlari, sudyalar mustaqilligi, sudyalik odobi va xalqaro huquq yo‘nalishlarida tajriba almashish;⏺ Doktorantlar va mustaqil izlanuvchilar o‘rtasidagi ilmiy hamkorlikni kengaytirish, qo‘shma anjumanlar o‘tkazish va ilmiy maqolalar chop etish;⏺ O‘zaro anglashuv memorandumini imzolash imkoniyatlarini ko‘rib chiqish.Uchrashuv yakunida tomonlar muloqotni davom ettirish, hamkorlikning ustuvor yo‘nalishlarini belgilash va qo‘shma loyihalarni amalga oshirish yuzasidan fikr almashdilar.👥 Mazkur uchrashuv Akademiyaning xorijiy yuridik ta’lim muassasalari bilan aloqalarini kengaytirish, ta’lim sifatini oshirish hamda ilmiy-tadqiqot faoliyatiga ilg‘or xalqaro tajribani jalb etish yo‘lidagi navbatdagi muhim qadam bo‘ldi.

An introductory session was organised at the Alisher Navoi National Library of Uzbekistan for master's students of the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan as part of the course “Methodology of Scientific (Legal) Research.” During the session, the master's students became acquainted with the library's history, structure and main collections, including its legal literature, academic publications and dissertation holdings. They also received guidance on using the electronic catalogue and digital resources, including the media.natlib.uz platform, as well as on searching for and selecting academic sources and applying proper citation practices. This session will contribute to developing the master's students' research skills, enabling them to make effective use of reliable sources when preparing their dissertations, and enhancing their information literacy.

The latest professional development courses for legal expert-consultants of “Inson” Centres and staff members of Child Social Protection Units have been successfully completed. The courses were organised jointly by the Academy of Justice and the National Agency for Social Protection under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The training programme was designed to expand participants’ knowledge of family and civil law, develop their ability to properly address complex legal situations arising in their day-to-day professional activities, and strengthen their practical skills in protecting the rights and legitimate interests of children and families through judicial proceedings. The sessions covered the application of regulatory legal acts, legal aspects of contractual relations, identification and management of legal risks, judicial practice, and legal expertise, using both theoretical and practical examples. Professors and lecturers of the Academy, as well as judges of the Supreme Court and Tashkent City Courts, were involved in delivering the training. Participant’s feedback: “The knowledge we gained during the professional development courses will help us approach legal issues arising in our professional activities with greater responsibility. In particular, the sessions conducted jointly with judges, the analysis of practical situations, and real-life case studies significantly broadened our understanding of how to apply legislative provisions. We now have the opportunity to effectively apply the knowledge acquired in our future professional activities.” At the final stage of the course, participants’ acquired knowledge was assessed through testing. Participants who achieved the highest results were awarded professional development certificates. Изоҳ: манба матнининг охирги жумласи «малака...» сўзида узилиб қолган. Шунинг учун якуний тақдирлаш қисми тўлиқлиги аниқ бўлмаган ҳолда умумий тарзда таржима қилинди.

An international training course entitled “A New Generation in Justice: Artificial Intelligence, Digital Trust and Cyber Resilience of Judicial Systems” has concluded at the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Read more: https://uza.uz/posts/932752

A roundtable discussion entitled “Judicial Integrity, Impartiality and High Moral and Ethical Standards” was held at the Academy of Justice for participants of the professional retraining courses. The event was attended by I. Marupov, Press Secretary to the Chairman of the Committee on Religious Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Adviser on Information Policy. The discussion focused on the state policy being implemented in Uzbekistan to ensure peace and national harmony among citizens and strengthen interethnic solidarity. It also addressed judicial integrity and impartiality, judges’ high moral and ethical standards, and their professional responsibility. It was emphasised that a judge’s fairness, integrity and impartiality are essential not only to the quality of justice but also to strengthening public trust in the judiciary.

As part of the international training course, a delegation comprising representatives of the judicial and legal systems of foreign countries visited the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan. ⏺ During the visit, the guests received detailed information about the Supreme Court’s activities, the mechanisms for administering justice, and the ongoing reforms in the judicial system. 📱 The delegation members also learned about the measures being taken to digitalise court operations, introduce modern information and communication technologies, and ensure openness and transparency in judicial proceedings.

The international training course entitled “A New Generation in Justice: Artificial Intelligence, Digital Trust and Cyber Resilience of Judicial Systems”, held at the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan from 2 to 4 November 2026, concluded today. 📄 Over the three days, lectures, practical sessions and discussions on pressing issues were held with the participation of representatives of the judicial systems of Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, as well as sitting judges, sector specialists and international experts. 📚 The training course covered in detail the identification and analysis of digital evidence; the darknet and digital forensics; the legal aspects of blockchain technologies and crypto-assets; combating cybercrime; ensuring cybersecurity amid the development of artificial intelligence; and the responsible use of artificial intelligence in the justice system. 🤝 During the closing session, certificates were ceremoniously presented to participants who had actively taken part in the training course. At the final meeting, international participants particularly highlighted the course’s comprehensive content and practical value. They noted that the sessions had enabled them to acquire new knowledge and experience, exchange views with representatives of judicial systems from different countries, and strengthen professional ties. ⏺ The guests also expressed their gratitude to the leadership of the Academy of Justice and the organisers for the high standard at which the international training course had been conducted. 💬 This international training course contributed to a deeper understanding of digital transformation in the judicial and legal sector, the exchange of best practices, and the further development of international cooperation.

The inaugural issue of the International Journal of Justice, an international electronic academic and practical journal established by the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, has been published. 📚 This issue features scholarly articles on law and the administration of justice. 📥 The first issue of the journal and the articles published in it are available on the official website: 🌐 https://ijournaljustice.uz

An international training course focusing on cybersecurity, digital evidence, and the use of artificial intelligence technologies in judicial proceedings has commenced at the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The international event brings together representatives of the judicial systems of Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, as well as sitting judges, sector specialists and international experts. The opening ceremony was attended by the Chairman of the Supreme Council of Judges of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the First Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and the Rector of the Academy of Justice. They delivered welcoming remarks and officially opened the event. The course addresses digital transformation in the judicial and legal system, the application of modern information technologies in judicial activities, cybersecurity measures, and the legal aspects of using artificial intelligence.