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
Crimes against Military Service in Ukraine in 2025
Police statistics on crimes against military service indicate deep-rooted problems in the application of the relevant articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
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.
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
Eurostat: Number of Prisoners in Europe Increased by 3.2% in 2023
In 2023, there were around 499 000 prisoners in the EU, indicating a 3.2% increase compared with 2022. There were 111 prisoners per
Reduction in the Prison Population in Russia as a Result of Crimes Committed by the Russian Regime
Europe is the only continent where the total number of prisoners has decreased since 2000. However, the extent of this reduction has largely
Domestic Violence in the Light of Police Statistics (2013 – 2024)
In recent years, domestic violence has become an object of special attention by the Parliament, the Government and the society in general. Therefore,
Drug-Related Offences in the Light of Police Statistics in Ukraine (2013 – 2024)
The situation with drug-related crimes partly refutes the thesis that the War ‘cut’ all indicators of crime statistics. The number of many crimes
The Crime of Torture in the Light of the Ukrainian Police Statistics (2016 – 2024)
Police statistics on torture (Article 127 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine) occupy a very controversial place in the analysis of the general
Crime of Interference in the Work of the Judiciary in Ukraine: Mirage or Reality?
Independence of judges of any democratic state is one of the pillars of the sustainable development and protection of human rights. Interference in