Under the guidance of the President of the University of Anbar, Prof. Dr. Mushtaq Talib Al-Neda, and with direct supervision from the Dean of the College of Law, Prof. Dr. Alaa Hussein Ali, the College of Law organized a specialized training workshop for faculty members and postgraduate students on the mechanisms and applications of interactive screens in the educational process.
In line with the directives of the President of the University of Anbar, Prof. Dr. Mushtaq Talib Al-Nada, and under the supervision of the Dean of the College of Law, Asst. Prof. Dr. Ahmed Ouda Mohammed, the Department of Law conducted a trial evaluative exam for the subject of Obligations for second-stage students in the 2024–2025 academic year.
In a distinguished academic and scientific environment, the discussions of
In Support of the Library’s Role in Legal Education – Dean of the College of Law Holds an Extensive Meeting with the Head of the Library Division
Protecting Public Decency in the Digital Space: Toward a Balanced Legal Framework
By Prof. Dr. Moataz Ali Sabar
Head of the Law Department at Al-Anbar University
This article begins with a question:
How can we achieve a balance between freedom of expression in digital spaces and the need to protect public decency without infringing on users' fundamental rights?
In accordance with the saying of our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him):
“Whoever among you sees an evil, let him change it with his hand; if he is unable, then with his tongue; and if he is unable, then with his heart—and that is the weakest of faith.”
This article stems from a fundamental question:
To what extent can an individual be held criminally liable for behavior originating from inner psychological disturbances or ideological deviance, as manifested in blasphemy against the Divine Entity?
Or does personal suffering draw a "red line" beyond which the hand of the law may not reach?
Prepared by: Dr. Wadeea Dakhel
The experience of the Federal Supreme Court in Iraq is relatively recent compared to other countries such as United States of America, which is considered one of the first countries in this experience. Its composition, which consists of a number of judges
The position of the head of state has changed in the evolving parliamentary system
Prepared by.Dr. Wadeea Dakhil
There is no doubt that the parliamentary system is based on the principle of dual executive authority, that is, it consists of the head of state and the ministry (the government)
