Intentional Non-Execution of the Court Decisions (Police Statistics, Ukraine, 2025)
Non-execution of court decisions remains a chronic problem of the Ukrainian justice system, which was repeatedly noted by the Council of Europe and
Drug Crimes in the Light of Police Statistics for Six Months of 2025, or Can the Irrational Expenditure of State Resources Be Justified?
The 2022 police statistics demonstrate that 34,398 drug-related crimes have already been committed in 2022. In 2023, the police registered 39,124 drug-related crimes.
The СPT Conducts Its 9th Periodic Visit to Spain, Focusing on Prison and Police Establishments
A delegation of the Council of Europe’s Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT) carried out
MS-13: How a Salvadoran Street Gang Became the Greatest Enemy of the President of the United States
A decade ago, El Salvador held the grim distinction of being the world’s most violent nation. The government launched an all-out offensive against
Mass Attacks on Prisons in France
French prisons were attacked in a series of terrorist attacks carried out by the DDPF (Rights of French prisoners) group. DDPF, an acronym
Panoptical Control in Europe and Its Impact of Crime Prevention
Based on the example of European cities, we can come to a conclusion that the transformation of European urban spaces into panopticons does
India: 70% Police Officers Justify Use of Force, 60% Support Use of Torture
More than 70% of Indian police personnel across the ranks believe that they should be allowed to use force without any fear of
Tetunashvili v. Georgia: the Use of Force by Police Officers in the Course of the Arrest
The case concerns the applicant’s complaints, under Articles 3, 5 and 13 of the Convention, that his arrest was unlawful, that he was ill-treated by
United Kingdom: Prison Population Now Higher than When the Government Came to Power
Prisons in England and Wales are holding thousands more inmates than they were designed for despite Labour’s attempts to tackle the overcrowding problem
United Kingdom: Prisoners to Be Held in Police Cells to Deal with Overcrowding
Prisoners will be temporarily held in police cells to deal with prisons running out of space, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has confirmed.