Law Department

Law Department

Introduction:

The Law Department takes pride in training academic and professional staff in line with the standards set by the Ministry of Higher Education. Our innovative and dedicated team focuses on meeting the needs of both the country and the region.

As a key division within the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, the Law Department, originally established as the Department of Justice and Attorney, has successfully graduated 212 students across six cohorts. These graduates are now serving the community. The department is committed to addressing societal and student needs by organizing various seminars and workshops aimed at building the capacity of our students, leveraging the expertise of our faculty and other academic staff.

In 1399, the Ministry of Higher Education restructured the Department of Justice and Prosecution into the Department of Law, introducing a new curriculum to better align with the Ministry's directives. The Law Department remains steadfast in its mission to produce highly qualified professionals to serve the Afghan community.

Objectives:

The primary academic objectives of the Faculty of Law are:

• To train young and skilled personnel in private, civil, and criminal law and sciences at the national level.
• To implement the rule of law in society through professionally trained staff, thereby ensuring the delivery of real justice.
• To prepare advanced professionals (judges, legal advisors, prosecutors, advocates, and jurists) for legal, judicial, and judicial bodies.
• To provide theoretical and practical training to students in legal, commercial, civil, domestic, family, and criminal areas.
• To enhance legal awareness within society.

Values:

The Law Department upholds the following values, which align with the principles governing Afghan society and the highest national interests:

• Respect and adherence to Islamic and national values.
• Strengthening national unity, solidarity, and political stability.
• Respect for human dignity, universal justice, equality, and legality.
• Providing standard and quality higher education that meets the needs of society and the labor market.
• Accepting responsibility and obeying the law.
• Ensuring efficient and effective administration.

Resources and Facilities:

1. A well-equipped library that promotes the tradition of study.
2. An advanced and organized database system.
3. An equipped hall for meetings.
4. A radio station, Shimla, dedicated to legal discussions.
5. A regular curriculum designed to meet job market demands.
6. Standardized classrooms equipped with modern technology.