A regular issue of Democracy and Law Quarterly prepared for publication by the Turkmen National Institute for Democracy and Human Rights under the President of Turkmenistan appeared in print. The journal is published in the Turkmen, English and Russian languages and printed at the Printing Centre of the Turkmen State Publishing Service.
The thematic materials of the issue include the article Improvement of the Legal Framework of Investigative and Court Procedures in Turkmenistan.
Modernization of the national legal and regulatory framework is the theme of the article Comprehensive Improvement of the Legislation of Turkmenistan that places emphasis on the conditions conducive to the implementation of standards of international law in the national laws.
As is known, the fundamental principles of the foreign and domestic policies of the Turkmen state are peace, stability and sustainable development as well as the recognition of and respect for basic democratic rights and freedoms enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In this regard, the article Enhancement of Children’s Rights in Turkmenistan by UNICEF Representative in Turkmenistan Oyunsaikhan Dendevnorov was prepared specially for this issue. Long-term and fruitful cooperation between Turkmenistan and the UN Children’s Fund in the framework of the Convention on the Rights of the Child is widened in the social sector, including healthcare, education, etc.
The issue contains a number of articles about the ongoing reforms in education and science.
The articles The Guarantees of Human Rights in Criminal Procedure Legislation of Turkmenistan and Legal Assistance in the Exercise of Constitutional Rights will be of particular interest to specialists.
The issue contains the related articles under the headline Chronicle about the meetings and seminars held in Ashgabat with representatives of the international organisations. A number of articles provide an overview of the working visits of Turkmen legal experts to different countries to study international best practices in the legal sector.
The thematic materials of the issue include the article Improvement of the Legal Framework of Investigative and Court Procedures in Turkmenistan.
Modernization of the national legal and regulatory framework is the theme of the article Comprehensive Improvement of the Legislation of Turkmenistan that places emphasis on the conditions conducive to the implementation of standards of international law in the national laws.
As is known, the fundamental principles of the foreign and domestic policies of the Turkmen state are peace, stability and sustainable development as well as the recognition of and respect for basic democratic rights and freedoms enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In this regard, the article Enhancement of Children’s Rights in Turkmenistan by UNICEF Representative in Turkmenistan Oyunsaikhan Dendevnorov was prepared specially for this issue. Long-term and fruitful cooperation between Turkmenistan and the UN Children’s Fund in the framework of the Convention on the Rights of the Child is widened in the social sector, including healthcare, education, etc.
The issue contains a number of articles about the ongoing reforms in education and science.
The articles The Guarantees of Human Rights in Criminal Procedure Legislation of Turkmenistan and Legal Assistance in the Exercise of Constitutional Rights will be of particular interest to specialists.
The issue contains the related articles under the headline Chronicle about the meetings and seminars held in Ashgabat with representatives of the international organisations. A number of articles provide an overview of the working visits of Turkmen legal experts to different countries to study international best practices in the legal sector.
