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Сrimes against Human Life and Health in Ukraine: Impact of the Russian Aggression
For the period of 12 months of 2021, 33657 crimes against human life and public health were committed. For the period of 12
Crimes in Ukraine (2013 – 2024): General Numbers
For the period of twelve months of 2022, the Ukrainian law enforcement agencies (hereafter – LEA) registered 362636 crimes with corresponding criminal proceedings
Oleksandr Garskyy, Dmytro Yagunov: The Court (Defining the Concept)
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CPT Holds High-Level Talks in Latvia
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Hispanic Street and Prison Gangs in the United States: Economics, Subculture, Hierarchies, Case Law and Political Discourse
This article focuses on Hispanic street and prison gangs, which – along with other gangs – constitute a significant and iconic phenomenon of
Gautam Gulati, Brendan Kelly: Prison and Mental Illness: Five Myths and Some Solutions
Like everyone who comes into contact with the criminal justice system, people with mental illness have rights and responsibilities. In reality, however, people
Kunshugarov v. Türkiye: Extradition to Kazakhstan and Inadequate Conditions of Detention in the Centre for the Expulsion of Foreigners
The applicant is a national of Kazakhstan. The applications mainly concern(i) his threatened removal to Kazakhstan, where he would allegedly face a risk
The CPT Publishes Report on Its 2024 Ad Hoc Visit to Latvia
On February 26, 2025, the CPT has published the report on its May 2024 ad hoc visit to Latvia, together with the response
The Irish Case: Why Did the ECtHR Decide Not to Review Its Judgement?
According to the Judge of the European Court of Human Rights from the Republic of Ireland, Siofra O’Leary, ‘the judgment in Ireland v.