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May 2019

EUAM Ukraine: Council extends mission and approves budget increase

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EUAM praises new integrity efforts at SSU but urges deeper reforms

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Leading Ukrainian law enforcement officials discuss successes and challenges of civilian security sector reform at EUAM conference

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EUAM supports Odesa judges to enhance skills for complex trials

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Kestutis Lancinskas: National Police fares well while SBU still unreformed

“When we are talking about successful investigations, we should speak about the whole chain of criminal justice"

The outgoing head of the European Union Advisory Mission to Ukraine, Kestutis Lancinskas, has told the Kyiv Post in his final interview that he is generally happy with the law enforcement reforms he intensively consulted on through the last three years.

A former senior cop in Lithuania, he gave Ukraine’s reforms a 7 out of 10 so far, adding that he would willingly spend more time advising the Ukrainian women and men who work in law and order.

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After over three years leading the EU Advisory Mission, Kęstutis Lančinskas is leaving his post

After over three years leading the EU Advisory Mission, Kęstutis Lančinskas is leaving his post. Find out what he, his Ukrainian and international partners and colleagues have to say about his time in Ukraine.

Europe Day celebration at EUAM

In celebration of Europe Day, the EU Advisory Mission opened its doors to the public and joined forces with its Ukrainian law enforcement partners to entertain guests with activities and music as well as explain the Mission’s cooperation with the Ukrainian authorities to achieve sustainable law enforcement and rule of law reform.
This is the second year that EUAM has organised an Open Doors event for Europe Day. As well as speaking to EUAM’s staff, guests were able to witness a demonstration of the talents of the sniffer dogs of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, listen to the orchestra and drummers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Academy, meet patrol police officers who were helping children find out more about road safety and talk to dialogue police officers about Ukraine’s new methods for managing mass events.

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