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Rule of Law also in the Cyber Environment: EUPOL trains Palestinian judges

03/09/2019 - 17:43
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In the rapidly changing world of technology, Palestinian judges need to be fully updated so they can better handle cybercrime cases and electronic evidence with integrity and fairness. EUPOL COPPS advisers are helping the judges to raise their capabilities so they can cope with the new realities of the cyber-world.

EUPOL COPPS supports Palestinian capacities in Rule of Law

EUPOL COPPS advisers are helping the judges to raise their capabilities to cope with the new realities of the cyber world.
EUPOL COPPS advisers are helping the judges to raise their capabilities to cope with the new realities of the cyber world.
 
To that end, the Mission has organised several sessions for the Palestinian judges – in Palestine and abroad – in order to explain how to deal with such types of crimes. The EU capacity building Mission aims to organise this specialized training for 50 Palestinian judges.

 

The EU capacity building Mission aims to organise this specialized training for 50 Palestinian judges.
The EU capacity building Mission aims to organise this specialized training for 50 Palestinian judges.

 

 

Launched in 2006, EUPOL COPPS - the EU Coordinating Office for Palestinian Police Support - works on the reform and development of the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Justice, the Palestinian Civil Police, as well as the corrections and criminal justice institutions, with a focus on police-prosecution cooperation through training, mentoring and strategic level advice.

 

 

 

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