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<strong>Teisės instituto vyriausioji mokslo darbuotoja dr. Agnė Limantė tapo mokslinio žurnalo konsultacinės tarybos nare!<strong>

Dr Agnė Limantė, Chief Researcher at the Legal System Research Department of the Law Institute of the LCSS, became a member of the International Advisory Board of the scientific journal Collected Papers of the Faculty of Law of the University of Rijeka. Congratulations to our colleague!

More information about the journal and its editorial team.

        
<strong>Agnės Limantės straipsnis žurnale „The International Journal of Human Rights“<strong>

„The international Journal of Human Rights“ has published an article by Dr. Agne Limante, a researcher at the Institute, called „Protecting vulnerable groups in Europe: highlights from recent case law of the European Court of Human Rights“.

The article focuses on recent cases of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) where the Court has granted legal protection to vulnerable groups. It examines the paradigm of vulnerability in the context of the ECtHR cases and the case law in order to identify recent trends and developments in the Court's decisions.

Agnė Limantė's publication can be found here.

       
<strong>Teisės instituto mokslininkas Artūras Tereškinas įvertintas Lygių galimybių kontrolieriaus tarnybos!<strong>

On 22nd of November 2023, the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the Law on Equal Opportunities was marked with a celebration. During the event for the celebration, a LCSS Institute of Law researcher, Artūras Tereškinas was presented with a letter of appreciation for his important and historically significant contribution to establishment of equal opportunities in Lithuanian society.

We are happy and proud of our colleague and his significant work!

Artūras Tereškinas' work can be found here.


Photo from the Office of the Seimas.

        
<strong>Teisės instituto projektas sėkmingai laimi podoktorantūros stažuočių konkurse! <strong>

A project submitted by the LCSS Institute of Law and Dr. Gabrielė Taminskaitė- Kočiūnė has won funding in the Research Council of Lithuania postdoctoral internship competition. Dr. Gabrielė Taminskaitė-Kočiūnė, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Ingrida Mačernytė-Panomariovienė, will implement the research project „Work-life balance: legal measures and theri implementation“. The aim of the research is to analyse and reveal the legal instruments for ensuring work-life balance in Lithuania, their objectives, application and functioning in practice, in the context of international and European Union and national constitutional law, as well as in comparison with individual foreign examples.

Congratulations to the project leader and the trainee!

Associative unsplash photo (Andrew Neel).

      
<strong>Kviečiame į tarptautinės privatinės šeimos teisės mokymus<strong>

LCSS Institute of Law, having implemented the project "E-training on EU Family Property Regimes" (EU-FamPro), invites you to participate in free online learning courses on private international family law.

The training is aimed at legal professionals who want to improve their knowledge in the field of private international family law and learn more about the EU regulations on property regimes for international couples.

Registration for the course (open until 14 October 2025)

More about the EU-FamPro project.

 
<strong>RIDOC 2023 konferencija<strong>

On 8 December 2023 Agne Limante, Chief Researcher at the Law Institute participates in the Rijeka Doctoral Conference RIDOC 2023 as a panelist discussing the presentations of the doctoral students. RIDOC Conference is intended for doctoral candidates who wish to present and test their preliminary research findings before academics and practising lawyers, as well as to discuss these findings with their peers at the international level.

The conference is organized by the Law Faculty of Rijeka University (Croatia) which is a long-standing partner of the Law Institute of the Lithuanian Center for Social Sciences. The conference program and access links to its session can be found here.

Associative photo by pexels (Jonas Kakaroto).

  
<strong>Elgesio pataisos programų poveikio tyrimų paslaugos Lietuvos kalėjimų tarnybai</strong>

On 20th November, LCSS Institute of Law and the Lithuanian Prison Service agreed to carry out the project "Study of the Impact of Behavioural Correction Programmes". The Law Institute team of Dr. Rūta Vaičiūnienė and Goda Šleinotaitė will aim to investigate the impact of a psychoeducational anger management programme on the participants and their motivation to participate in the programme activities.

The study will include a theoretical and an empirical part, which will assess the qualification of the programme providers, the applicability of the behavioural correction programme, the motivation of the participants and the effectiveness of the programme, taking into account both the providers' and the participants' views.

More about the project


Associated photo unsplash (Sincerely Media).

   
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