The Winter Scientific School "Protection of Human Rights in the Digital Environment" has concluded its work.

      The Farabi Winter Scientific School, "Protecting Human Rights in the Digital Environment," concluded at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University as part of the implementation of SDG 4, "Quality Education." The school was organized by the Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University. Those responsible for the winter school were K.R. Useinova, PhD in Law, Associate Professor, and Head of Department; A.S. Ibrayeva, Doctor of Law, Professor; D.A. Tursynkulov, PhD in Law, Assistant Professor; and Zh. Ospanova, PhD in Law, Associate Professor. The moderator was A.S. Ibrayeva, Doctor of Law.

      The goal of the winter school was to teach students the fundamentals of law, analyze new threats to the realization of human rights, and acquire skills in applying legal knowledge in practice. The topics covered included legal and state theory, constitutional and administrative law, international law, personal data protection, the integration of digital law into society, the fundamentals of artificial intelligence, and certain civil law issues, particularly the institution of inheritance.

      The classes were taught by leading Kazakh scientists and faculty from Al-Farabi Kazakh National University and other universities.

      The participants were law students from foreign universities. A total of 65 students participated. Upon completion of the winter scientific school, all participants received certificates for completing 72 hours of study.

Doctor of Law, Professor A.S. Ibraeva. Topic: "The Mechanism for the Protection of Human Rights: National and International Experience."

      Doctor of Law, Professor D.M. Baimakhanova. Lecture Topic: "Enshrining the Rights and Freedoms of Man and Citizen in National Legislation and International Acts."

      Doctor of Law, Professor Darkhan Kadyrbaevich Nurpeisov. Topic: "What is the Digital Environment and How Does it Affect Human Rights?"

      Doctor of Law, Professor Zhanar Amanzhanovna Kegembayeva. Lecture Topic: "The Principle of Transparency in the Information Space in the Digital Age: Administrative Justice and the Administrative Procedure Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan."

    Candidate of Law, Associate Professor Akmaral Bakhtiyarovna Smanova. Topic: "Responsibility for Violation of Rights in the Digital Environment."

      Candidate of Law, Associate Professor Nurlayim Kambatyrovna Mynbatyrova. Topic: "The Concept of Natural Law and Its Importance in Modern Society."

Leila Timurovna Kultemirova, PhD in Law, Associate Professor. Topic: "Judicial Protection of Human Rights in the Digital Environment."

      Nazhiya Khusainovna Kalisheva, Doctor of Law, Associate Professor. Topic: "Freedom of Speech and Information on the Internet."

      Saule Beisenbayevna Akhmetova, Doctoral Candidate at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University. Topic: "Practical Lawyer's Skills: How to Protect Clients' Rights Online."

      Kanat Alikhan, Master of Law, Senior Lecturer at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University. Topic: "Cyberfraud and How to Combat It."

      Akmaral Mukhamedzhan, Doctoral Candidate at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University. Topic: "Social Media as a Space for the Realization of Human Rights."

      Ainur Akhilbekovna Kasymzhanova, PhD, Law, Senior Lecturer at the L. Gumilyov Eurasian National University. Lecture topic: "The Institution of Inheritance and its Importance for the Development of Civil Society."

      The participants were law students from foreign universities. A total of 65 students participated. Upon completion of the winter scientific school, all participants received certificates for completing 72 hours of study.