The Project Executive committee brought together officials from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the National Police of Ukraine, the State Bureau of Investigation, the Office of the Prosecutor General, the Delegation of the European Union to Ukraine, the Support Group for Ukraine, the EU Advisory Mission and UNOPS to discuss and agree on the key priority areas for the PRAVO Police for the year ahead. The endorsed support programme included six areas, among which support to the National Police of Ukraine (NPU) in enhancing its capacity in criminal investigations, public order and policing services frameworks, enhancing intelligence led policing IT systems and support to the Main Department of the NPU in Donetsk oblast.
The National Academy of Prosecution of Ukraine (NAPU) hosted a meeting between the Academy’s faculty and representatives of PRAVO Police and the European Union Advisory Mission.
Thanks to recently newly installed audio-visual equipment, the Qualification Disciplinary Commission of Prosecutors(QDCP) can now transmit its proceedings live through a dedicated Youtube channel, thus facilitating open access to legal information, ensuring transparency and encouraging public scrutiny of its work.
The EU Advisory Mission and the EU-funded project ‘Support for Rule of Law Reforms in Ukraine – in the Areas of Police and Public Prosecution and Good Governance’ (PRAVO-II) today carried out a closing seminar in Kyiv – the final in a series of four seminars across Ukraine – on career management and disciplinary processes in Ukraine’s prosecutorial system.
The seminars were created to raise prosecutorial awareness of the work of the...
The EU-funded project Support for Rule of Law Reforms in Ukraine in the areas of Police, Public Prosecution and Good Governance (PRAVO-II) has procured and delivered 150 personal computers and 20 printers to the Strategic Investigations Department (SID) of the National Police of Ukraine (NPU). This is the first donation of equipment in the project and aims to support the NPU build capacity in order to fight organised crime more effectively. It is...