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The Rule of Law
November 2004

"I am working to improve the legal education in my country and the rule of law conference gave me a better understanding of several issues that will help me during my experience."
Anna Hakobyan
MA of Jurisprudence in International Law, Yerevan State University, Armenia.

"Youth are 60% of Azerbaijan society and imagine that I have that instrument in my hands. So suppose that I send those prosperous youngsters the messages I got here will really contribute to building a just and fair society. I made one step forward in my career."
Shahid Shukurov
PhD student in Law at Baku State University, Azerbaijan.

"I now have a better understanding of Natural law and the relationship between law and the free society. This is especially important in the post-Soviet countries where there is widespread confusion on these fundamental points."
Stephen Bartulica
former head speechwriter for the Croatian minister of Foreign affairs.

"It will depend on what job I will have or in what position I will be after finishing my studies, but I will obviously rely on the values and arguments which I have heard here as well as in lectures at my university."
Adam Hamori
Peter Pazmany University, Hungary

"It gave me an example on how to act, how to organize some groups of people and to learn together and not to be waiting for the help of the state; how to build civil society; what is much more important than democracy."
Michal Witkowski
PhD at the University of Silesia, Poland.

"The conference gave me an opportunity to listen to the opinion of people from many different countries. I am sure that this diversity makes people more indulgent and outgoing. I believe it is an important step to build a fair and just society."
Law student at Marie Curie Sklodowska University, Poland.

"The knowledge acquired during the conference will be very useful in my work (advocacy in the field of human rights). We deal very often with questions and problems that were themes of this conference - interpretation of the law, determining the scope of human nights and contact between positive and natural law. We have cases before courts - including Constitutional Court and European of Human Rights) and in the past I missed some bigger philosophical background of our practical work. This conference it is a great challenge and great motivation for me to study more, especially philosophical context of law. I think that motivation of people to study is one of the biggest fruit of your conferences. Finally, I think that themes of this conference will be often an object of discussions between me and my colleagues in my work and will have impact on our work."
Peter Willing
MA Law, Comenius University, Slovakia.

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