UNODC report of the Expert Group Meeting on Reducing Reoffending through rehabilitation and reintegration
Public opinion research on probation in Czech Republic
Council of Europe HELP-vodcast complete series is online
The Council of Europe (CoE) Programme for Human Rights Education for Legal Professionals (HELP) aims at supporting CoE Member States in implementing European human rights standards (CoE and EU) at national level, by raising the capacities of legal professionals to apply those instruments in their daily work. The HELP Project ‘Radicalisation Prevention, Judicial Response to Terrorism & International Cooperation in Criminal Matters’ (HELP RP-TERR-ICCM) is funded by the European Union and implemented by the Council of Europe through its HELP Programme in partnership with the Confederation of European Probation (CEP).
Continue readingWebinar – Mental Health in probation: presentations and webinar are available
Out now paper on Virtual Reality for rehabilitation of intimate partner violence perpetrators
A day in the life of a probation officer from Romania
Hello! We are Raluca, Dalina and Sabrina. We graduated from the same university, are the same age and were employed at the same time by the same probation service. Our enthusiasm and the fact that we face the same challenges are what connected us. The tasks at Arad Probation Service are the same as those of other Probation Services, and yet, our work days and cases aren’t the same.
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12th CEP Electronic Monitoring Conference: presentations, workshop results and pictures are online!
Recommendations for families and professionals when there is a revelation of sexual violence in children and adolescents
A day in the Life of Probation Officer from Malta during Covid 19
Nothing can alter my perception that working as a Probation Officer makes a person unique and interesting but it also brings a lot of stress. This job is very various which at times can take its toll on us. Our main task is to deal with offenders who are given another opportunity in the community to change their lives. Some of them do, others progress is slow, and some is nothing at all.
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