Detention monitors can tackle prison corruption by identifying types, improving monitoring, documenting evidence, and developing advocacy recommendations. This supports evidence-based policies to reduce corruption and protect human rights.
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Case study: Judicial reform in Ukraine
Ukraine has undertaken significant judicial reforms, supported by international donors, in an effort to strengthen its judiciary and regain public trust following a history of political influence and corruption.17 October 2023
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Bringing down corruption in Sudan through law enforcement? Some international lessons learned
4 April 2020
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Trial monitoring – a new approach to assessing judicial response to corruption cases. Francesco De Sanctis
Development agencies can have an important role in trial monitoring: assessing shortcomings to tailor capacity building,13 February 2020
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Managing a hostile court environment: Common challenges and recommendations
Notes from the Corruption Hunter's meeting, 11-12 November 20177 August 2018
