When You Want to Have Your Own Camp
There was a symbolic date recently. Not a round date, but symbolic every year. When the first batch of prisoners was brought to
Current Issues and Good Practices in Prison Management (extract)
7. Too many people are imprisoned for too long, especially during pretrial detention, and in conditions that do not meet minimum international standards.
Probation Reform. Notes on the Results of the Conference
On April 26, 2024, a wonderful and important event took place – the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Probation reform: an opportunity to
Mykola Polovyi: Terrorist Nature of the Russian State Has Reached a New Level
Today, we have as our guest a fascinating person, one of the most well-known political scientists in Ukraine and beyond, Doctor of Political
Elisabetta Zamparutti: Any state of emergency should be an extension of the rule of law, not its abrogation
Elisabetta Zamparutti is a prominent leader of “Hands Off Cain“, the association behind the approval of the Resolution calling for a universal moratorium
Volodymyr Meliukhov: Ukraine Needs New European Prisons with New Staff Oriented to European Values
I am pleased to present the views of a practitioner with extensive experience in the penitentiary service – opinions on the main problems
Dmytro Yagunov: Torture as a Policy
In 2021, I published a paper focused on torture as an element of social control. In the article, I presented a thesis that
Judge Dr. Mykola Gnatovskyy: The absolute prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment remains at the centre of modern human rights law
The absolute prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment remains at the centre of modern human rights law. Respect for human beings, their lives