Faculty: Faculty of Law Department: Law Type of the workshop: National Workshop The workshop in brief: workshop focused on the relationship between the elements of chaos theory and its impact on prediction hypotheses under legal systems, as well as the application of these elements within the framework of legal systems. Participants:
Faculty: Faculty of Law Department: Law Type of the workshop: National Workshop The workshop in brief: It provided an analytical reading of the constitutional and legal texts that govern elections, discussing the main practical challenges and exploring ways to improve legislation to achieve more transparent and fair elections. Participants: 15 attendees,
Faculty: Faculty of Law Department: Law Type of the workshop: National Workshop The workshop in brief: aimed to highlight the legislative framework related to protecting women from various forms of violence and to enhance the legal awareness of female staff regarding national and international mechanisms that support women’s rights Participants: 15
Faculty: Faculty of Law Department: Law Type of the workshop: National Workshop The workshop in brief: Aimed to enhance international academic publishing skills and to introduce the standards of journals indexed in Web of Science and Scopus. Participants: 15 attendees, including academic staff. Date and time: 10 December 2025
Faculty: Faculty of Law Department: Law Type of the workshop: National Workshop The workshop in brief: addressed the current state of academic accreditation in Iraq, the challenges facing accreditation councils, and the opportunities available to enhance the quality of higher education and academic programs. Participants: 15 attendees, including academic staff.
Faculty: Faculty of Law Department: Law Type of the workshop: National Workshop The workshop in brief: addressed the current state of academic accreditation in Iraq, the challenges facing accreditation councils, and the opportunities available to enhance the quality of higher education and academic programs. Participants: 15 attendees, including academic staff.
Faculty: Faculty of Law Department: Law Type of the workshop: National Workshop The workshop in brief: highlighted the role of administrative authorities in closing venues where magic and charlatanism are practiced in order to preserve public order and protect the public interest. Participants: 15 attendees, including academic staff. Date
Faculty: Faculty of Law Department: Law Type of the workshop: National Workshop The workshop in brief: Overall, the workshop emphasized the priority of protecting the dignity, safety, and well-being of survivors, while carefully considering the ethical and legal responsibilities related to fetal protection, and the necessity of providing humane, non-judgmental, rights-based,
