On the initiative and with the support of the Supreme Judicial Council, the Academy of Justice held the VI Eurasian Forum on Human Rights on the topic: "Human Rights: legislative regulation and law enforcement practice"

On the initiative and with the support of the Supreme Judicial Council, the Academy of Justice held the VI Eurasian Forum on Human Rights on the topic: "Human Rights: legislative regulation and law enforcement practice"

This event is devoted to the celebration of the World Human Rights Day and is held by the Academy on an annual basis.

The forum was opened by the Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council Dmitriy Malakhov.

In his welcoming speech, the Chairman noted the timeliness of transferring the Academy of Justice from the Supreme Court to the Supreme Judicial Council as an important strategic step in the development of judicial education.

Dmitriy Malakhov stressed that the issues of judicial education, exchange of experience on important problematic aspects of civil, criminal and administrative proceedings will become relevant for the Supreme Judicial Council.

"The Forum is a platform for open dialogue, exchange of ideas and best practices. We can make our contribution, develop new strategies and combine efforts in the field of human rights," Dmitriy Malakhov added.

The event was attended by representatives of government agencies, judges, scientists and practicing lawyers, as well as international experts.

Discussions were held in the following sections:

- the State-legal aspect of human rights protection;

- Civil law protection of the rights and interests of citizens;

- Criminal law protection of human rights and freedoms.

The forum was held in an online format. It was attended by more than 1,500 participants, including leading legal scholars from Kazakhstan and near and far abroad countries.