Rethinking Ukrainian Probation: An Essay on Institutional Change and Risk Management
‘It was by no means our intention to praise the probation system with lyrical enthusiasm. Rather, we wanted to examine it sensibly and
Ukrainian Prison Reform: A Thorny Path from the 1990s to the Present Day (In Memory of General Ivan Shtanko)
When we talk about the thorny path of the Ukrainian penitentiary system and the corresponding penitentiary reform — and the fact that it
Shadow Report: Prohibition of Torture
On Chapter 23 “Justice and fundamental rights” and Chapter 24 “Justice, Freedom and Security” of the European Commission’s Report on Ukraine’s Progress under
George Santos, Freed by Trump, Says He Wants to Reform American Prisons
Former congressman George Santos, who served 84 days in federal prison before receiving a presidential commutation on Friday, says he knows what he wants to
Guatemala Joins Costa Rica and Ecuador in Building Anti-Gang Prisons
The Guatemalan government has put forward a new bill aimed at hitting gangs harder, with steeper sentences and a dedicated high-security prison, as
International Training School on Core Correctional Skills (29th September – 3rd October 2025)
Keynote Round Table: Leadership in Probation and Parole – Shaping the Future of Community Corrections.
Online Master Class by Dmytro Yagunov, ‘Penitentiary Policy and the Mission of the Penitentiary System’
On 23 September 2025, the Penitentiary Academy of Ukraine hosted an online master class by Dmytro Yagunov entitled ‘Penitentiary Policy and the Mission
The Modern Penitentiary System: Challenges and Solutions in the Context of Armed Conflict: Collection of Papers
On May 29, the Penitentiary Academy of Ukraine became the intellectual center of attention for the scientific and professional community in the field
Professor Keith Humphreys: America’s Incarceration Rate Is About to Fall Off a Cliff
For more than 40 years, the United States — a nation that putatively cherishes freedom — has had one of the largest prison