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Apex Professional University holds seminar on administration of justice
A one-day state level seminar was held at the School of Law & Judicial Science, Apex Professional University (APU), Pasighat recently. The seminar was organised to understand the various processes of legal system of our government in execution and implementation of systematic measures for administration of justice.
Guwahati: A one-day state level seminar was held at the School of Law & Judicial Science, Apex Professional University (APU), Pasighat recently. The seminar was organised to understand the various processes of legal system of our government in execution and implementation of systematic measures for administration of justice.
The chief guest, Budi Habung, District and Sessions Judge, District East Siang, Arunachal Pradesh while addressing the gathering on the occasion highlighted the past and present legal systems of justice prevalent in the state.
He revealed that Arunachal Pradesh has judicial courts in 18 districts, and the address was educative to all participants. Yalem Taga Burang, a social activist and former teachress and Advocate Sanjay Taye were the resource personnel for the Seminar. Prof. (Maj.) Ashok Kumar, Vice-chancellor in his address while revealing the importance of the seminar said that the fair administration of justice is important for the rule of law in that it ensures state practice and policies protect against the infringement of the fundamental human rights to life, liberty, personal security and physical integrity of the person.
He said that the top five best countries for judicial independence and rule of law are Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden and the Netherlands. However, the lowest ranking countries with the worst judicial systems are Venezuela, Cambodia, Afghanistan, Egypt and Cameroon. The subthemes for deliberations were Role of Judiciary, Police and NGOs in administration of justice.
Karishma Handique and Amarjeet Kumar Thakur, lecturers, welcomed all and proposed vote of thanks respectively. Dr. Baharul Islam, Chairperson of Seminar and Ms. Nargis Choudhury, Organizing Secretary, made all set for the seminar.
