A feature of the activity within the direction will be conducting research on the rights of doctors and patients, providing analytical support for the necessary organizational and structural changes in various areas of the health care system. This is a fundamental difference from other organizations, which focus mainly on the financial aspects of the health care system functioning
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News CPLROver the last decade the culture of communication between citizens and officials in Ukraine has begun to actively develop and gradually move to a new quality level. Despite significant progress, the fight against bureaucracy in the area of provision of administrative services is still ongoing. What problem we have and how to solve them?
The first most important question is the selection of judges, which needs to be organized in a manner that only the experts who secured unanimous support from representatives of the public, the international partners, and lastly from the Ukrainian government bodies could become anticorruption judges. CPLR experts, Roman Kuybida and Mykola Khavroniuk, explained the crucial aspects could still be taken into account during the revisions of the draft law on anticorruption court
Reports from six CEE countries (Czechia, Hungary, Moldova, Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine) prove that despite local differences, there are similar challenges pertaining to interactions between think tanks and governments.
This report presents common conclusions offered by selected LTTs based on their experience, best practices and recommendations
There is a visual explanation on the examples of the last offences that fall under the authority of the State Bureau of Investigation
Activity Report for 2017 includes CPLR’s achievements within key processes in 2017, analytical products and media activity, publications and budget of the organization
This report assesses the ways in which the semi-presidential form of government can be best structured to promote stable, democratic and inclusive governance in Ukraine. It does so by analysing key challenges to Ukraine’s constitutional stability in recent decades, presenting relevant comparative knowledge from other semi-presidential systems in the region and globally, and offering reflections on the Ukrainian context
Experts of the Centre for Policy and Legal Reform and the Reanimation Package of Reforms have also analyzed the state of the Strategy’s implementation in 2016-2017. The main problems experienced in the course of the ministries reform are as follows.
On April 26, 2018, the Constitutional Court declared unconstitutional the Law “On All-Ukrainian Referendum”, which was adopted at the time of Yanukovych. The decision of the Constitutional Court to declare the Law “On All-Ukrainian Referendum” unconstitutional has stopped the possibility of conducting manipulative national referenda in Ukraine.
Full report based on the findings of the Trial Monitoring Programme in Ukraine, carried out in 2017 by the Centre of Policy and Legal Reform within “Safeguarding Human Rights through Courts” project of the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine with the financial support of Global Affairs Canada. Available in Ukrainian only.
In October 2017, Centre of Policy and Legal Reform started to develop a regional network of Think Tanks – Ukrainian Public Law and Administration Network. We have teamed up so that civil society gets more opportunities to influence the authorities and local government with the purpose of strengthening reforms.
Executive Summary of the research report “Capacity of the Judiciary System to Ensure Justice In the Armed Conflict in Eastern Ukraine”