Kosovo Law Centre provides lectures, conferences, and workshops to the legal community in Kosovo by inviting local and international lawyers and judges to share or present their working knowledge and skills to interested participants. KLC also hosts local and international organizations who wish to hold its own conferences, seminars, and preparatory meetings in the KLC conference room. The premises offers a constructive working environment, equipped with modern conference tools and plenty of space for refreshments and a socialized atmosphere.

Seminars

KLC and its partners held six seminar between August 2000 and July 2001. Booklets containing the presentations and related essays are available at KLC. Previous seminar topics have included the following:

Workshop on Property Issues - August 200
Transformation of State-Owned Property - October 2000
Trafficking of Women in Kosovo - December 2000
Alternative Dispute Resolution on Family Issues - Februrary 2001
Legal Status and the Role of the Media in Public Information - March 2001
Legal Protection in Post Conflict Kosovo - July 2001

Continuous Legal Education

Continuous Legal Education (CLE) a project targeted at Kosovo's legal professionals: persons with a law degree, persons working in the field of law, and others interested in knowing more about the law.

CLE was developed to provide training for such individuals on selected legal issues. The subject matter of lectures is defined and controlled by the level of interest expressed by the legal professionals themselves. Sessions place an emphasis on the applicable domestic law with international standards explained and applied where relevant. Lectures take a problem-solving, practical based approach. Sessions are conducted by KLC in-house lawyers or external experts. Priority is given to lecturers who have extensive experience in the domestic or international law in question.