Національна школа суддів України
National school of judges of Ukraine

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Not just settling disputes, but helping to resolve them: the NSJU is fostering a culture of alternative dispute resolution
Case Laboratory for Judges: how trial simulations help in the adjudication of cases involving international crimes
OSCE delegates’ ‘solidarity visit’ to Ukraine: outcomes of cooperation and prospects for judicial training
Case law on international crimes – a focus for the NSJU and its European partners
Ukrainian judges received training on international labour standards: outcomes of the visit to the ILO International Training Centre
International crimes in the spotlight: judges honed their practical skills in conducting court proceedings
From Luxembourg to the National Court: the NSJU has begun preparations for its Summer School on European Union Law
Artificial Intelligence and Fair Trials: NSJU and the Asser Institute are developing new training initiatives for judges
OSINT evidence in cases involving international crimes: when digital material becomes admissible evidence in court
A strong partnership for high-quality judicial training: the NSJU and the ‘Pravo-Justice’ Project have set out the priorities for the next phase of their collaboration
Examination of witnesses in cases involving international crimes: judges honed their practical skills
Mediation as an alternative to litigation: the NSJU adopts the American model
Over 10 years of synergy: NSJU presented its experience of partnering with the HELP Programme at the Council of Europe conference in Strasbourg
International crimes in the practice of Ukrainian courts: NSJU and EUAM agree on educational initiatives
The Interaction between the ECHR and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU: a new HELP course for Ukrainian judges
European Union law tutors: Ukrainian judges are drawing on Sweden’s experience on the path to European integration
The inevitability of punishment for war crimes: the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine is stepping up cooperation with its European partners
Ukraine’s membership of the EU will significantly broaden the range of sources of law available to Ukrainian judges: findings from the implementation of the EU ‘Pravo-Justice III’ project
From algorithms to human rights: a review of the HELP course on artificial intelligence
NSJU is developing a strategic vision for judicial training on EU law up to 2030
Ukraine’s progress towards European standards in the rule of law: the second phase of the 3E4U Programme has been launched in Kyiv
Legal protection of the rights of military personnel and veterans: Joint efforts by the NSJU and the Council of Europe
European rules for Ukrainian tenders: what the courts are preparing for
The EU’s legal framework for Ukrainian judges: how European law becomes part of the national justice system
For a safe childhood: a new HELP course for judges and prosecutors has begun
Disciplinary liability of judges under European standards: the National School of Judges of Ukraine and the OSCE have agreed on training programmes
The rights of parties to criminal proceedings: judges explored European approaches to safeguarding procedural guarantees
The principle of non-refoulement in cases involving refugees and asylum seekers
Canada's Judicial Institute: a priority partner for the National School of Judges of Ukraine
Non-discrimination in the administration of justice: the case law of the European Court of Human Rights and national remedies
Another step towards judges learning about EU law: a new training course has been launched in Kyiv
A compilation of case law relating to the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights was presented in Kyiv
Equality as a fundamental value of the EU: a representative of the NSJU studied European anti-discrimination law in the Netherlands
EU assesses Ukraine's progress in the area of the rule of law
The NSJU is drawing on Poland’s experience on the path to European integration
International projects are improving the quality of judicial training during the war
Building partnerships among Eastern European countries: a focus on women’s access to justice
Child-friendly justice: how it works in Latvia
Restorative justice in Ukraine: how alternative mechanisms are transforming criminal proceedings
Latvia’s experience in personal data protection