The event took place at the Dnipro State University of Internal Affairs, initiated by the research and educational laboratory focused on preventive activities.
This round table gathered over 140 scholars and practitioners from various regions of Ukraine, including Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Chernihiv, Poltava, Zhytomyr, Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk, Kirovohrad, Rivne, Ivano-Frankivsk, and Sumy regions.
The moderator of the international scientific and practical conference was Iryna Drok, Acting Head of the Research and Educational Laboratory for the Study of Preventive Activities at the Faculty of Training Specialists for Preventive Activities Units at DSUIA, PhD in Law, and Associate Professor. The event was opened by:
Oleksandr Yunin, Vice-Rector of DSUIA, Doctor of Law, Professor
Oleksii Kamyshanskyi, Dean of the Faculty of Training Specialists for Preventive Activities Units, DSUIA, PhD in Law, Police Colonel
Ihor Luhovyi, Advisor to the Head of the Department for Ensuring the Activities of the Head of the National Police, PhD in Law, Associate Professor
Serhii Moroz, Head of the Preventive Activities Department of the Main Directorate of the National Police in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Police Colonel
Participants presented their reports, including:
Olena Dmytrashchuk, Deputy Head of the Department – Head of the Automated Records Monitoring Unit for Detainee Actions, Human Rights Compliance Department, National Police of Ukraine, Police Captain
Denys Holoborodko, Chief Specialist of Department No. 5, Department for Ensuring the Activities of the MIA Leadership, PhD in Law, Associate Professor
Oleksii Bochkovyi, Deputy Head of the Department – Head of the Support Unit, Main Directorate of the National Police in Rivne Oblast, PhD in Law, Senior Research Fellow
Mykola Sambor, Head of the Monitoring Sector, Pryluky District Police Department, National Police in Chernihiv Oblast, Deputy of the Pryluky District Council, PhD in Law, Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Higher Education of Ukraine
Vladyslav Harichev, Head of the Administrative Practice, Analysis, and Planning Department, Preventive Activities Directorate, National Police in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Police Lieutenant Colonel
Oleh Podterher, Head of the Community Interaction Sector, Prevention Department, Kryvyi Rih District Police Department, National Police in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
Serhii Titars, Senior Chaplain of the Public Formation “Chaplain Patrol” in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
Ivan Bohatyriov, Professor of Law and Law Enforcement, State University “Zhytomyr Polytechnic”, Doctor of Law, Professor, Honored Scientist of Ukraine
Viktoriia Rufanova, Investigative Criminologist, Department for Investigating Crimes Against Life and Health, National Police in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, PhD in Law, Associate Professor
Roman Myroniuk, Professor, Department of Administrative Law, Procedure, and Administrative Activities, DSUIA, Doctor of Law, Professor
Vita Moroz, Head of the Research and Educational Laboratory for Studying Problems of Combating Organized Crime and Corruption, NNIIP and PFP, DSUIA, Doctor of Law, Professor
Karina Pisotska, Associate Professor, Department of Administrative Law, Procedure, and Administrative Activities, DSUIA, PhD in Law
During the discussion, several key issues were addressed:
Management specifics of preventive activities units of the National Police during martial law
Activities of preventive units under martial law conditions
Evaluation of preventive activities’ effectiveness during martial law
Organization, tasks, and powers of juvenile prevention units during martial law
Control over firearms circulation during and after martial law
Information support for preventive activities units
Experiences of foreign police units during armed conflicts and their potential implementation in Ukraine
The speakers also highlighted the achievements of the National Police in ensuring the conditions of detainees in police custody rooms and discussed the police response to domestic violence incidents.
The event concluded with substantive recommendations for improving current legislation and law enforcement practices. It also helped consolidate the efforts of scientists and practitioners to support Ukraine in its struggle for sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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