The full-scale war has had a significant impact on everyone in Ukrainian society, including children. Russians are committing many crimes against them – children are being injured by Russian shelling, they are being taken to Russian territory, etc. In addition, Russia is also involving Ukrainian children in acts of sabotage and terrorist attacks against their…
Category: Interviews
Throughout This Time, While the War Continues, the Police Are Looking for Ways to Be as Helpful as Possible to the Security and Defence Forces
The fourth year of full-scale war. Ukraine is changing — and with it, the work of the law enforcement system is transforming. New challenges, new crimes, new forms of threats. How is the criminal police responding to this? Can the law withstand the pressure of war? And what lies ahead? We discuss this in an…
Albert Yezerov: The Impact of War on Human Rights: Restrictions and Derogations
krainian statehood has existed and transformed for more than ten years in conditions of the Russian armed aggression. Although Ukraine’s institutional system has been constantly tested by political crises and corruption, and traditions of constitutionalism were not well established before the War, the State is a developing constitutional democracy. The political and legal reality that…
Detective Superintendent Asbjorn Rachlew: A Real Alternative to Police Interrogation
Detective Superintendent, Asbjorn Rachlew (PhD) is one of the most famous personalities among police officers in Europe. He combines his excessive practical experience with an academic approach to implement the technique of the Investigative Interviewing into the practices of the police services across the world. We had an excellent opportunity to ask him several short questions about…
Den Moses: Bleeding blue: Why is the NYPD losing an average of 300 cops per month?
Law enforcement sources are sounding the alarm, charging that the NYPD is losing cops at record levels to other departments, not only leaving the city woefully unprotected but also driving other officers to the brink of retirement themselves. According to the latest August data obtained by amNewYork, the attrition rate of officers either retiring or…