Project experts from Armenia, Finland, France, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden and U.K. have together developed the Model Courts Handbook, in order to help the Ukrainian courts to make the court construction rules, management approaches, reception and security facilities more user-friendly.
This report, with as background the overarching goal to make the Ukrainian civil and commercial justice more effective and efficient, seeks to improve, and where necessary, find solutions.
The purpose of the training course "Training of trainers for the implementation of services for vulnerable categories of court users" is to train trainers who will be able to pass on the acquired special professional knowledge and skills to their colleagues to disseminate best European practices to ensure access to justice for vulnerable court users. The program is designed for judges, court staff, prosecutors, representatives of the National Police of Ukraine and the free legal aid system.
After the experts of the EU Project Pravo-Justice assessed the security needs in the courts, it became clear that it was necessary to create a system for reporting incidents (hereinafter the term "system for reporting cases of security breaches"). Security Court Service and the State Judicial Administration generally recognise the need to improve security in the courts and welcome experts assistance by the EU Project Pravo-Justice in implementing a system for reporting security breaches as an important element in improving court security.
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