The Faculty of Law of Luarasi University from Albania, in cooperation with the University of Montenegro, the Faculty of Organizational Studies "Eduka", and several other regional partners, is organizing the International Scientific Conference titled "JUSTICE, SECURITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS".

This conference aims to bring together academics, experts, and professionals in the fields of law, security, and human rights to exchange scientific and practical perspectives on key legal and security issues at the national and international levels.

Within the broad theme of the conference, sessions will be organized into three main panels, designed to provide an inclusive space for discussions and analyses from various academic and professional perspectives. These panels will cover different topics from the fields of law, security, and human rights, allowing authors to choose topics according to their research interests.

Civil Law Panel

This panel will focus on legal changes and challenges related to civil relations, private law, and the protection of individual and legal entity rights. Proposed topics include, but are not limited to:

  • Basic rights and freedoms in civil and commercial relations
  • Property law and challenges in its protection in an international context
  • Consumer protection and challenges of the global market
  • Digital contracts, electronic transactions, and the impact of technology on civil law
  • Arbitration and alternative dispute resolution
  • Family law and contemporary aspects of child and family protection
  • Data protection and legal challenges of privacy

Criminal Law Panel

This panel will address contemporary challenges in the field of criminal law and the judicial system, particularly related to national and international security. Proposed topics include, but are not limited to:

  • Organized crime and challenges in criminal justice
  • Financial crime, money laundering, and legal mechanisms for their prevention
  • Cybercrime, digital security, and criminal liability in the virtual world
  • Terrorism and violent extremism: legal measures and their effectiveness
  • Challenges of criminal justice reform and their impact on human rights
  • Juvenile justice
  • Victim rights in criminal proceedings and access to justice
  • Criminal liability of legal entities and challenges in their prosecution

Public Law Panel

This panel will focus on the interaction between the state, institutions, and individuals in the context of public law, security, and human rights. Proposed topics include, but are not limited to:

  • Constitutional law and the protection of fundamental freedoms
  • National security and its balance with fundamental human rights
  • Administrative law and transparency in decision-making
  • Human rights during crises and emergencies
  • Legal challenges of European integration and their impact on the Albanian legal system
  • Freedom of expression and its limits in the information age
  • International public law and mechanisms for human rights protection

More details about the conference can be found at the link.