JP-COOPS

Judicial and Police Cooperation Preventing Radicalization Towards Terrorism

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January 15-16, 2019

Malta

Kick off Meeting

September 10-11, 2019

Bremen, Germany

Steering Committee Meeting, Germany

NOVEMBER-DECEMBER, 2019

Malta, Germany, Italy, Cyprus, Greece, France, Spain, Belgium, Bulgaria

Training Living Labs

March 6th, 2020

Geneva, Switzerland

Workshop Seminar “Prison, Prisoners and Privacy”

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The kick-off meeting of the JP-COOPS- “Judicial and Police Cooperation Preventing Radicalization Towards Terrorism” Project was held in Malta on the 15th and 16th of January 2019 and was hosted by the Coordinator of the JP-COOPS project, namely the Department of Information Policy and Governance from the Faculty of Media and Knowledge Sciences at the University of Malta.

During the meeting, the partners established the implementation plan and outlined all matters concerning task responsibilities and first steps, discussed aspects concerning budget distribution, cost eligibility and justificative documents, set an outline of the main strategic documents (Communication Plan, Dissemination Plan, Risk Log, Quality Plan and Impact Evaluation).

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The first interim Consortium meeting of the JP-COOPS Project was held in Bremen, Germany on the 10th and 11th of September 2019 and was kindly hosted by the Hochschule für Öffentliche Verwaltung (HfÖV). Representatives of all but two project partners, including the Ceske Vysoke Uceni Technicke V Praze – CVUT (Czech Republic), Vrije Universiteit Brussel – VUB (Belgium), Center for The Study of Democracy – CSD (Bulgaria) Universidad Rey Juan Carlos – URJC (Spain), Center for Security Studies – KEMEA (Greece), Agenfor International (Italy), were present.

During the meeting, the partners discussed and approved key aspects of the project future development including its stages and the overall implementation plan and outlined the dissemination and evaluation strategies and criteria.

The next meeting is scheduled for May 2020 in Nicosia, Cyprus.

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As part of the JP-COOPS partners, organized 9 Living Labs aimed at assisting practitioners to better understand the pathways towards radicalization, the impact of GDPR on information exchange regarding inmates, the use of electronic devices and drones in correctional settings and the implementation of mediation and rehabilitation.

The living labs included different practitioners ranging from correctional officers to lawyers, judges and academics, who were encouraged to share their challenges and exchange best practices. The collection of best practices will be published in the JP-COOPS Handbook, made available in an electronic format on the project website.

The countries where the Training Living Labs were conducted are the following:

Malta: 18th of November 2019
Germany: 5th of November 2019
Italy: 4th of December 2019
Cyprus: 12th of December 2019
Greece: 18th of December 2019
France: 31stof January 2020
Spain: 10th of December 2019
Belgium: 29th of January 2020
Bulgaria: 28th of November 2019

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The workshop took place on Friday 6th of March 2020 at the UN OHCHR Headquarters in Geneva and was organized by the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on the right to Privacy (SRP), in collaboration with the Italian Ministry of Justice, AGENFOR International, Central European Initiative, the PRE-RIGHTS and JP-COOPS projects and the Department of Information Policy & Governance at the University of Malta.

The discussion focused on the extent to which the right to privacy should be enjoyed by prisoners.

This workshop, which was conducted in English, successfully brought together a total of 20 prison and correctional practitioners from across Europe with privacy and policy experts. The most important outcome was to identify common challenges, share best practices and develop ways forward that promote both security and fundamental human rights like privacy.

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Judicial and Police Cooperation Preventing Radicalization Towards Terrorism

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January 15-16, 2019

Kick off Meeting

September 10-11, 2019

Steering Committee Meeting, Germany

NOVEMBER-DECEMBER, 2019

Training Living Labs

March 6th, 2020

Workshop Seminar “Prison, Prisoners and Privacy”

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