Advanced training of Ukrainian Prison Service officials from the aspects of protecting fundamental rights and increasing management capacity
Abstract
The activities of the prison system in Ukraine are the focus of attention of various international organisations. In the context of the forthcoming EU integration, human rights and rule of law issues are under strong scrutiny, similar to the period of preparation for Estonia's EU accession. In view of our successful reforms so far, the potential for cooperation in the field of prisons, including probation, is high, multifaceted contacts have been established between the institutions and synergies with the activities necessary for EU integration in Ukraine are possible. The aim is to take the initiative to contribute to the development of Ukrainian penal policy, building on our experience and as a result of practical cooperation projects. Through Estonia's experience and the introduction of best practice, we can support Ukraine in modernising its prison system and in transposing and implementing EU principles and standards.
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