Criminal Confrontation of Economic Crimes

Amman 13-15 November 2015
 
To enhance the knowledge and capacity of the faculty members, An Najah ‎University, in cooperation with Al-Quds University and Birzeit University, ‎organized a training course about "Criminal confrontation of economic crimes” in ‎Amman, Jordan. The training course focused on 3 aspects:‎
  • The nature and Definition of Economic Crimes.
  • Taxes Crimes.
  • Corruption Crimes
This training was funded by EU, Developing two master programs, Criminal Law, An Najah National University and Al Quds University, and Law & Economics program Birzeit University

Criminal policy to combat cybercrimes in Arab legislations

Amman 15-17october 2015
In response to the growing relevance of cyber crimes in the world, An Najah ‎University, in cooperation with Al-Quds University and Birzeit University, ‎organized a training course in Amman, Jordan about "Criminal Policy to Combat ‎Cyber Crimes in Arab legislations". The training course focused on 3 aspects:‎
  • Position of the Arab criminal legislation of electronic terms, and its scope of ‎application. to combat cyber crime, and the extent of the need for special anti-‎cyber crimes legislation
  • Shapes and forms of cyber crime in the Arab legislations.‎
  • General and common provisions in the Cyber Crimes.‎
This training was Funded by EU, Developing two master programs, Criminal Law, An Najah National University and Al Quds University, and Law & Economics program Birzeit University

‎“A specialized training on money laundering”‎

amman 29 Apr. – 1 Mai 2016
 
Due to the most recent enactment of the Money Laundering Act 2015, An-Najah, ‎Al-Quds and Birzeit universities organized a specialized legal training on this issue ‎that provided faculty members legal and analytical knowledge to deal with the new ‎law.
The main themes of the training included:
  • The concept of Money‎ Laundering and its criminal elements,‎
  • The international experiences in countering money laundering,
  • How to overcome the practical challenges of countering such crimes
This Training was funded by EU, Developing two master programs, Criminal Law, An Najah National University and Al Quds University, and Law & Economics program Birzeit University.

A specialized training about the Estimation of Moral Damage

Amman, 13-15 April, 2017
Funded by EU, Developing two master programs, Criminal Law, An Najah National University and Al Quds University, and Law & Economics program Birzeit University. An Najah National University in cooperation with AQU and Birzeit University has organized a training workshop in "Estimation of Moral Damage"The workshop targeted law professors in all partner law faculties. The workshop covered the concept of moral damage, the impact of the damage on the victim, the practical role the psychiatric plays in mobilizing judges and experts to proof the presence of the moral damage.

Legal protection of financial Market

Amman 30 Sep.-1 October 2016
Funded by EU, Developing two master programs, Criminal Law, An Najah National University and Al Quds University, and Law & Economics program Birzeit University. An Najah National University in cooperation with AQU and Birzeit University has organized a training workshop in criminal protection of financial market. The workshop targeted the professors of the three partner universities. This training tried to cover the question whether the criminal regulations governing the Arab financial markets fulfil their protective function correctly.

Book launching event

Funded by EU, Developing two master programs, Criminal Law, (An Najah National University and Al Quds University), and Law & Economics program (Birzeit University). An Najah National University held a book launching event for 5 of their newest publications. These works are part of series of books that the Faculty of Law is planning to ‎publish shortly. The authors of the books are ‎current faculty members and Alumni, including Noor Addas ‘The Criminal ‎Protection of Witnesses and the Criminal Procedures Law’, Mr. Muhammad ‎Khateeb ‘Problems Related to the Changes in the Palestinian criminal procedures ‎law’, Jebril Darawsha ‘The Qualitative Jurisdiction of Urgent Matters Judge’, and ‎Faris Bazian ‘Rights and Obligations for Floor and Flats Owners in the Palestinian ‎law’. ‎