Skip to content
  • August 25, 2026
Fair Policing Fair Policing

Fair Policing

Human rights. Standards. Trust

×
  • Home
  • About us
    • Projects
    • Publications
  • Team
    • Rita Haverkamp
      • Stiftungsprofessur
    • Dmytro Yagunov
    • Frederik Kohler
    • Dmytro Tupchiienko
    • Andrii Chernousov
    • Kharkiv Institute for Social Research
  • Justice
    • Distributive justice
    • Retributive justice
    • Restorative justice
  • Procedural justice
    • What is procedural justice?
    • Why is procedural justice important?
    • Procedural justice policing
    • What does the procedural justice model mean for police practice?
    • The procedural justice model
  • Elements of procedural justice
    • Neutrality
    • Voice
    • Respect
    • Trustworthiness
    • Images
    • Introduction to procedural justice (presentation)
  • Core Principles
    • Treating Citizens with Dignity and Respect
    • Display Trustworthy Motives
    • Making Unbiased Decisions
    • Giving Citizens an Opportunity to Express Their Views
    • Step By Step
  • Police standards
  • ECtHR case law
    • Lethal force
      • Form of guilt
      • Absolutely necessary
      • Planning and control
      • Internal attitude
      • Release of hostages
      • Mass demonstrations
      • Other examples
    • Deprivation of life during arrest or to prevent escape
    • Training of the police
    • Homicide committed by a state agent outside the professional activities
  • CPT Standards
    • General standards
    • National reports
  • Wartime Crisis Mode
  • Police Standards 2025
Fair Policing Fair Policing

Fair Policing

Human rights. Standards. Trust

  • Home
  • About us
    • Projects
    • Publications
  • Team
    • Rita Haverkamp
      • Stiftungsprofessur
    • Dmytro Yagunov
    • Frederik Kohler
    • Dmytro Tupchiienko
    • Andrii Chernousov
    • Kharkiv Institute for Social Research
  • Justice
    • Distributive justice
    • Retributive justice
    • Restorative justice
  • Procedural justice
    • What is procedural justice?
    • Why is procedural justice important?
    • Procedural justice policing
    • What does the procedural justice model mean for police practice?
    • The procedural justice model
  • Elements of procedural justice
    • Neutrality
    • Voice
    • Respect
    • Trustworthiness
    • Images
    • Introduction to procedural justice (presentation)
  • Core Principles
    • Treating Citizens with Dignity and Respect
    • Display Trustworthy Motives
    • Making Unbiased Decisions
    • Giving Citizens an Opportunity to Express Their Views
    • Step By Step
  • Police standards
  • ECtHR case law
    • Lethal force
      • Form of guilt
      • Absolutely necessary
      • Planning and control
      • Internal attitude
      • Release of hostages
      • Mass demonstrations
      • Other examples
    • Deprivation of life during arrest or to prevent escape
    • Training of the police
    • Homicide committed by a state agent outside the professional activities
  • CPT Standards
    • General standards
    • National reports
  • Wartime Crisis Mode
  • Police Standards 2025
  • Home
  • 2026
  • August
August 24, 2026
Case law Community Policing Council of Europe ECHR ECtHR Europe Police Police training Policing Romania Trust in the police

Toth and Crișan v. Romania: Defining the Limits of Police Officers’ Privacy in the Age of Facebook

On 8 April 2016, two local police officers in Oradea fined a woman and her…

author-image
yagunov 0 Comments
Read More

Recent Posts

  • Toth and Crișan v. Romania: Defining the Limits of Police Officers’ Privacy in the Age of Facebook
  • The Use of Sound Weapons Against Peaceful Demonstrators as a Threat to Human Rights and a Factor Undermining Trust in the Police (Đorović and Others v. Serbia)
  • “Proper” Torture: How Ukrainian Society Is Learning to Justify Torture, or the Case of the Odesa Detention Center as a Window into the Abyss
  • Absolute Prohibition in Relative Application: Institutional Impunity for Torture in Ukraine (2022–2026)
  • Tetiana Melnychuk: Rule of Law or Rule of Security – Rethinking Legal Responses еo Organised Crime Amid Hybrid Threats

Fair Policing

  • Home
  • About us
    • Projects
    • Publications
  • Team
    • Rita Haverkamp
      • Stiftungsprofessur
    • Dmytro Yagunov
    • Frederik Kohler
    • Dmytro Tupchiienko
    • Andrii Chernousov
    • Kharkiv Institute for Social Research
  • Justice
    • Distributive justice
    • Retributive justice
    • Restorative justice
  • Procedural justice
    • What is procedural justice?
    • Why is procedural justice important?
    • Procedural justice policing
    • What does the procedural justice model mean for police practice?
    • The procedural justice model
  • Elements of procedural justice
    • Neutrality
    • Voice
    • Respect
    • Trustworthiness
    • Images
    • Introduction to procedural justice (presentation)
  • Core Principles
    • Treating Citizens with Dignity and Respect
    • Display Trustworthy Motives
    • Making Unbiased Decisions
    • Giving Citizens an Opportunity to Express Their Views
    • Step By Step
  • Police standards
  • ECtHR case law
    • Lethal force
      • Form of guilt
      • Absolutely necessary
      • Planning and control
      • Internal attitude
      • Release of hostages
      • Mass demonstrations
      • Other examples
    • Deprivation of life during arrest or to prevent escape
    • Training of the police
    • Homicide committed by a state agent outside the professional activities
  • CPT Standards
    • General standards
    • National reports
  • Wartime Crisis Mode
  • Police Standards 2025

Categories

  • Africa
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Asia
  • Australia
  • Caribbean
  • Case law
  • China
  • Community Policing
  • Council of Europe
  • CPT
  • Crime
  • De-escalation
  • Distributive Justice
  • ECHR
  • ECtHR
  • Europe
  • European Union
  • Europol
  • Events
  • Experts
  • Finland
  • Germany
  • Greece
  • Human trafficking
  • India
  • Interviews
  • investigative interview
  • Israel
  • Juvenile police
  • Mexico
  • Migrants
  • News
  • Organised crime
  • OSCE
  • Panopticism
  • Police
  • Police custody
  • Police ethics
  • Police reform
  • Police statistics
  • Police training
  • Police violence
  • Policing
  • Portugal
  • Presentations
  • Prisons
  • Procedural Justice
  • Publications
  • Research
  • Retributive Justice
  • Romania
  • Russia
  • Russian invasion
  • Security
  • Serbia
  • South Africa
  • South America
  • Standards
  • Surveillance
  • Sweden
  • Torture
  • Trust in the police
  • Ukraine
  • UN
  • United Kingdom
  • USA
  • Use of force
  • Virtual reality
  • War crimes
  • Zero Tolerance Policing
  • Home
  • About us
  • Team
  • Justice
  • Procedural justice
  • Elements of procedural justice
  • Core Principles
  • Police standards
  • ECtHR case law
  • CPT Standards
  • Wartime Crisis Mode
  • Police Standards 2025

NewsBlogger - Magazine & Blog WordPress Theme 2026 | Powered By SpiceThemes