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Latvijas Universitātes Juridiskās fakultātes Juridiskās prakses un palīdzības centrs iesaistās bezmaksas juridiskās palīdzības sniegšanā Ukrainas bēgļiem . Bezmaksas juridiskās palīdzības sniegšanā gatavi iesaistīties gan mācībspēki, gan maģistrantūras studenti. Sazināties ar centra direktori Sandru Zīli Gereišu e-pastā: zile@lu.lv vai zvanot: +371 67034591 Legal Clinic of the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia provides free legal assistance to Ukrainian refugees . Contact the Head of the Legal Clinic Sandra Zīle Gereiša, e-mail: zile@lu.lv , phone: +371 67034591 Центр юридичної практики та допомоги Юридичного факультету Латвійського університету та його студенти залучаються до надання безкоштовної правової допомоги українським біженцям. Зв'яжіться з директором центру Сандрою Зіле Герейш (Sandra Zīle Gereiša) за електронною поштою: zile@lu.lv або за телефоном: +371 67034591 Центр юридической практики и помощи Юридического факультета Латвийского

Liability of Intermediary Service Providers under theDigital Services Act Starpnieku pakalpojumu sniedzēju atbildība Digitālo pakalpojumu aktā doi.org/10.22364/iscflul.8.1.17 |200–208 | PDF Vija Kalniņa, Mg. iur., PhD student University of Latvia, Faculty of Law Kopsavilkums 2020.gada beigās Eiropas Komisija prezentēja tās priekšlikumu Digitālo pakalpojumu aktam. Šis akts aizstās starpnieku pakalpojumu sniedzēju atbildības regulējumu, kas šobrīd iekļauts Direktīvā par elektronisko tirdzniecību. Lai arī normas, kas tiks pārņemtas no Direktīvas par elektronisko tirdzniecību, tiks tikai nedaudz grozītas, starpnieku pakalpojumu sniedzēju atbildība un pienākumi palielināsies. Tas netiks sasniegts, atkāpjoties no vispārēju pārraudzīšanas saistību neesamības principa, bet gan nosakot preventīvu pasākumu veikšanas pienākumus, tiešsaistes satura uzraudzīšanu, ko veiks trešās personas, un ieviešot institucionālo uzraudzību. Atsl ē gv ā rdi: starpnieku pakalpojumu sniedzēji

doi.org/10.22364/iscflul.8.2.11 | Pages143-155 | PDF Irena Kucina, Dr.iur., Associate Professor Faculty of Law, University of Latvia, Latvia Head of the Office of the Presidential Advisers, Latvia Adviser to the President of the State on Rule of Law and EU Legal Policy, Latvia Keywords: disinformation, digitalization, European Union, big data, rights to privacy, freedom of speech Summary Digitalisation has opened new technological horizons before society in terms of creating abetter physical world and personal life. Impact of technologies on medicine, reduction of environmental pollution, resource savings and other areas is obvious. Digital technologies kept Latvian parliament ( Saeima ), government, public institutions, schools and business open or working remotely during pandemic to ensure running of thestate, economy and society under restrictions and preventing close contact. Pandemic would have made our lives significantly harder 30 years ago. Digital

the electronic applications, the selected candidates will be invited for a face-to-face interview. Application conditions Registration for all the UL patronage scholarships takes place in the period from September 7 to 9, 2020, closing at 23:59. The applicants must complete the online application. All applicants must submit: electronic form in the section “Apply for a scholarship” ; two letters of recommendation from teaching staff, institutes, other academic staff; CV in Europass format; an essay in free format about your favourite patron (volume up to 6000 characters); other documents – see the scholarship application. In case of additional questions, please, see the FAQ section or contact the office of the UL Foundation by e-mailing to fonds@fonds.lv . Please, become acquainted with the terms of scholarships in a timely manner and do not postpone the application until the last moment! Receive a scholarship this year! Scholarship sets in academic year 2020

The discussion will be held on Zoom (March 15th at 2 PM) and live streamed on the LATO and Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Latvia Facebook pages. The war in Ukraine is the most devastating full-scale military invasion of a sovereign country since World War II. It has caused an extremely high number of civilian deaths and suffering, an astounding humanitarian crisis, and created the fastest-growing refugee crisis in Europe since World War II. Ukraine’s resistance has challenged Russia’s efforts to seize the country effortlessly as the Kremlin has wished to. Russian forces have not made the progress they likely thought. But the more protracted this war becomes, the more catastrophic it will be. NATO has a firm position in full support of Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. The Allies strongly condemn and will not recognize Russia’s illegal and illegitimate Russian aggression on Ukrainian soil. NATO sees this aggression as a grave violation of international law

that students and teachers are like one big family and programme managers are often called kindly as moms.The integral and essential part of studies is exercises and practice, starting on the very early stage of studies. Practices for students of our Faculty are in the leading clinics, medical institutions of Riga and chemist’s as well. There is also a wide collaboration in the field of scientific work with several scientific institutions of UL, which gives an opportunity to strengthen the academic knowledge and motivates students to take part in scientific research projects. Besides the compulsory study courses, the Faculty of Medicine offers the widest opportunities for “C” part courses, which do not directly relate to speciality chosen, but will be useful in further professional activities, for example, foreign languages, psychology, economics and law subjects. At the Faculty of Medicine lectures are also held in English, so you have the largest proportion of foreign students among all

In accordance with the requirements of the international labour market, significant changes have been introduced to the master's study programme “European Studies” implemented by the University of Latvia Faculty of Business, Management and Economics (FBME). From September 2019, the new title of the programme will be "European Studies and Economic Diplomacy" and its graduates will hereafter receive the master's degree in International Economics. “The changes in the master's study programme are in line with current trends of the European Union and aim to train modern educated professionals capable of solving interdisciplinary problems related to European integration processes and accomplished in professional conducting of negotiations. The programme provides knowledge of the interaction between the economic, social, political and legal aspects of the EU, enables to develop multidimensional analytical and economic diplomacy skills, and promotes holistic thinking and problem

there. The UT with its library, varied range of courses available, the opportunity to consult with experts in the field can deepen my knowledge and enhance my MA thesis development,” Kintija Auzina says.Thanks to the Riga-born Patron Kurt Hagen (1916-2000), who willed 2.4 million euros to the UL, up to 7 master and doctoral students will be able to apply for the scholarships with a total amount of 50,000 euros awarded each year and gain experience studying in the UL partner universities in Germany.Applications for Kurt Hagen’s scholarship are accepted twice a year - from October, 31 to December, 31 for the spring semester and from March, 31 to May, 31- for the fall semester.The Scholarship’s Comission is: UL Rector Marcis Auzins , Dean of the Faculty of Law Kristine Strada-Rozenberga , Senate President of the Latvian Academy of Science Janis Stradins , Archbishop of Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church Janis Vanags . When assessing candidates, the Commission takes into account

, 000 dollars for the Faculty of Medicine, UL. In addition, significant contribution was given by professor Irma Liepiņa-Eglītis to the Faculty of Medicine, Department of Anatomy and Histology for improvement, modernization, and optimization the study process. This donation has helped to enhance the process of modernization .Professor Kārlis Kaufmanis, as well as both Professors Jānis Eglītis and Irma Liepiņa-Eglītis proved that the ties linking the alumni and the University are stronger than distance. True patriotism towards the state could be expressed in supporting young people, helping the process of education ,and developing new talents. Active participation Indulis Krauze has been committed to the University of Latvia all his life - starting from the high school years, when he took part in the young mathematician school. Then he studied law, at the same time working at the UL Personnel Department. For many years I.Krauze has been singing in the UL choir &quot

Jaunā tiesiskā realitāte: izaicinājumi un risinājumi. I. Latvijas Universitātes Juridiskās fakultātes 8. starptautiskās zinātniskās konferences rakstu krājums. Rīga: LU Akadēmiskais apgāds, 2022. 300 lpp. New Legal Reality: Challenges and Perspectives. I. Collection of research papers in conjunction with the 8th International Scientific Conference of the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia. Riga: University of Latvia Press, 2022. 300 pages. ( Pilna satura PDF | Full PDF ) ISBN 978-9934-18-835-0 ISBN 978-9934-18-836-7 (PDF) doi.org/10.22364/iscflul.8.1 Redakcijas kol ēģija Editorial Board SATURS / CONTENTS Priekšvārds Foreword 1. sekcija / Section 1 CAVEANT CONSULES: TIESĪBU NEAIZSKARAMAIS MINIMUMS ĀRKĀRTAS APSTĀKĻOS / CAVEANT CONSULES: THE MINIMUM OF INVIOLABLE RIGHTS IN EMERGENCY CONDITIONS Jānis Pleps. Valsts nepārtrauktības nodrošināšana ārkārtējos apstākļos / Ensurance of the Continuity of the State in the Emergencies Elīna Grigore-Bāra. Īpašo