40 trainees enrolled in 4th training programme for Myanmar judges under MOU with India’s National Judicial Academy

Myanmar delegations consist of 40 trainees from different levels of courts, including deputy directors, assistant directors and staff officers from the Supreme Court of the Union and judges and judicial officers from District Courts and Township Courts were set off from the Yangon International Airport on 2 December to attend “the 4th Training and Capacity-Building Programme for Myanmar Judges and Judicial Officers” which will be held from 4 to 7 December at National Judicial Academy, Bhopal city, Madhya Pradesh State in India.
Myanmar delegates will learn the subjects of the Indian Constitution, Indian judicial system, judicial ethics, judgment writing, court administration, Evidence Act, court technology, Civil and Criminal Laws, Forensics, Civil Procedure, Civil Trial and Alternative Dispute Settlement. Moreover, trainees will have a chance to visit Bhopal Courts, the State Museum, the Tribal Museum, the Boat Club, and the Great Stupa, which are situated in Bhopal.
This training programme has been implemented under the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) (2018) between the Office of the Union Chief Justice and the India National Judicial Academy for the capacity development of Myanmar judges and judicial officers. A total of 160 judges and judicial officers, including trainees of this training programme, have been sent to attend the training at the National Judicial Academy in India. — USC