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
J.G.G., et al. v. Donald J. Trump, et al.: Removal of Alleged Gang Members Pursuant to the Alien Enemies Act of 1798
In the predawn hours of Saturday, March 15, five Venezuelan noncitizens being held in Texas by the Department of Homeland Security sought emergency
Shabana Mahmood: The Future of the Probation Service
Today, we are in Southwark, the home of London’s probation service, one of the busiest in the country. Here in London, the Service
Inside the Drugs Gang Supplying HMP Preston
A prison nurse who was caught smuggling drugs and mobile phones into HMP Preston was part of a ‘sophisticated drugs gang’. Kiera Burton
The Future of a New Prison in Lithuania
Lithuania has not built a single new prison during the period of independence. More than one government has promised to build a prison,
The CPT Publishes Report on Its 2024 Periodic Visit to Czechia
The European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT) has published the report on its periodic
Margarita Sokorenko: Actions of the Government of Ukraine Aimed at Correcting the Systemic Problems Identified by the ECtHR are Gradually Yielding Significant Positive Results
In 2019, the ECtHR delivered its judgment in the case of Petukhov v. Ukraine (no. 2), finding a violation of Article 3 of
Medvid v. Ukraine: Perspectives for Release for Lifers in Ukraine
The application concerns the introduction of the possibility for life sentences imposed in Ukraine to be reduced in length and the compliance thereof
UN Commission: Enforced Disappearances Committed by Russian Authorities Amount to Crimes Against Humanity
Enforced disappearances committed by Russian authorities in a widespread and systematic manner against the civilian population in the context of their full-scale invasion
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