ILPD Revamps Its Curriculum to Develop Competent and Well-Rounded Legal Professionals
The Institute of Legal Practice and Development (ILPD) has revised the curriculum for its Diploma in Legal Practice (DLP) program to better equip…
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ILPD conducts its 5th Graduation ceremony
On the 19th May 2016, the chancellor of ILPD Dr Mugisha Sebasaza Innocent confirmed 436 Diplomas in legal practice to ILPD graduands. The graduates…
ILPD Staff visit Bisesero Genocide Memorial Site
On Tuesday 25th April 2016, the Institute of Legal Practice and Development’s employees visited the Bisesero Genocide Memorial Site in Karongi…
The MINIJUST PS Closes Training on Public Service Ethics and Law of Torts: Negligence and Malfeasance.
On Thursday April 21st , 2016, The Permanent Secretary in Ministry of Justice Madam Isabelle Kalihangabo officiated the closure of a four day…
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ILPD opens DLP Executive Mode Third Intake
On Friday 15th 2016 the Rector of the Institute of Legal Practice and Development (ILPD)officiated the opening of the DLP Executive Mode Third Intake.
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Training commences at ILPD on Public Service Ethics and Law of Torts: Negligence and Malfeasance.
The Institute of Legal Practice and Development(ILPD) is conducting a one week’s training from April 18-22, 2016 on Public Service Ethics and Law of…
The Ambassador of Netherlands in Rwanda Visits ILPD
On this Wednesday 17th February 2016, the Netherlands Ambassador to Rwanda paid a courtesy call to The Institute of Legal Practice and Development…
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Official opening for the new DLP/Full Time Mode 2016 intake I/ Nyanza
Monday 18th January 2016, The Institute of Legal Practice and Development marked the beginning of the intake1/2016 for Diploma in Legal Practice, Full…
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ILPD officiates an opening of the DLP Part time in Kigali intake of 2015-2016
On this Friday 6th November 2015, the Vice Rector in charge of Finance of ILPD, Emmanuel NDIZEYE has declared officially opened the Diploma in Legal…
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ILPD conducts a Training on Human rights of people in detention for RCS Staff
The Rwandan Prison system currently house over 50.000 people. The Rwanda Correctional Services has the responsibility to hold these individuals in…