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Dr. Mulgrew presents on regional penal policy at the EuroPris and CEP Conference on Foreign Prisoners, Vienna
Nov
05
2024
Posted: 12:10 GMT
On 29 and 30 October 2024, the European Organisation of Prison and Correctional Services (EuroPris) and the Confederation of European Probation (CEP), hosted a ‘Foreign Nationals in Prison and Probation’ conference in association with the Austrian Federal Ministry of Justice in Palais Trautson, Vienna.
The event was attended by officials, policy-makers, practitioners from national ministries of justice and prison services, international criminal courts, regional and international organisations, NGOs and charities.
Dr. Mulgrew presented a paper on the Committee of Ministers’ Recommendation 2012 concerning foreign prisoners, outlining its key contributions to regional penal policy and some limitations.
Dr. Mulgrew also led a session, with Ana-Maria Teblis (Council of Europe) on an e-learning module she co-created on the Treatment and Management of foreign prisoners. This tool, which can be integrated into national prison training systems, is available in 15 languages.
