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Ukraine's justice system faces mounting pressure from overwhelming caseloads, staff shortages, and the expanding scope of crimes arising from Russia's full-scale invasion. A critical gap remains in how the system addresses transitional justice, particularly regarding accountability for international crimes and the treatment of veterans — who may appear in the justice chain as victims, witnesses, perpetrators, or former POWs. This second phase of the project builds on earlier reforms to strengthen Ukraine's capacity to meet these complex and urgent challenges.
Ukraine's justice system faces significant challenges including corruption, low public trust, and overcrowded prisons, all further compounded by Russia's ongoing war. This project responded by strengthening judicial integrity, piloting alternative sanctions and probation, and supporting policy dialogue on accountability and EU accession.
Ukraine's rule of law faces mounting pressure from the ongoing conflict with Russia, resulting in an overburdened judiciary, weakened public trust, and growing threats to media freedom. This project addresses these challenges by strengthening the fairness and transparency of the Ukrainian justice system while building legal actors' capacity to protect freedom of expression.
This project will contribute to the overall objective of the regional programme by enhancing capacity development of the criminal justice actors and promoting closer inter-agency cooperation.
The IAMROC project aims to enhance the identification of key players involved in serious migration-related crimes in the countries of the Central Mediterranean Route (CMR). It seeks to facilitate interventions under criminal or other laws, disrupt their business models, and end impunity for these key players.
European Union Police Assistance for Bosnia and Herzegovina (EUPA4BiH) is a four-and-a-half-year project aimed at improving the security of citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
This project supports the last phase of this pre-vetting and facilitates the full vetting of judges in Moldova and also offer supporting capacity building measures, particularly for the Superior Council of the Magistracy.
This programme aims to support SDGs 5, 10, and 16 by empowering women in the justice sector in Kuwait and Bahrain, fostering their skills, and enhancing ties with the Netherlands.
This project offers practical coaching to approx. 15 criminal law trainee judges; 15 criminal law trainee judges and 10 civil law trainee legal staff to contribute to the professionalization of Suriname’s justice system.
The overall objective of the project is to enhance the cyber resilience of the Western Balkan IPA III beneficiaries in compliance with EU acquis and best practices.
To strengthen the private enforcement systems in the Western Balkans in dealing with cross-border enforcement and mechanisms for monitoring and control.