emirates7 - The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD), through the Abu Dhabi Judicial Academy (ADJA), recently held a workshop in partnership with the Institute of Justice of the Republic of Korea. The workshop centered on the latest systems for managing rehabilitation and correctional centers, aiming to exchange knowledge and learn from international best practices to boost Abu Dhabi's global competitiveness.
This workshop is part of a broader series organized by the ADJD in collaboration with regional and international judicial authorities, following the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The goal is to strengthen partnerships and incorporate global experiences.
In his opening remarks, Counsellor Hasan Alhammadi, Director of the Prosecution Affairs Division in Abu Dhabi, reaffirmed the UAE's commitment to rehabilitating inmates and reintegrating them into society. He noted the comprehensive legislation governing rehabilitation and correctional centers and the UAE's active role in international human rights initiatives. Alhammadi also highlighted the recent enactment of Law No. 4 of 2024, which regulates rehabilitation and correctional centers in Abu Dhabi, marking a significant advancement in developing effective correctional and rehabilitation systems.
Lee Ki-hyun, Director of the Correctional Training Department at the Institute of Justice of the Republic of Korea, addressed the workshop via videoconference, emphasizing the value of collaboration between the ADJD and Korean judicial institutions. He pointed out the benefits of exchanging ideas on advanced systems and training programs.
Professor Ahn Hyo Jeong from the Institute of Justice discussed the use of modern technologies, vocational training, and psychotherapy in the Korean correctional administration to prepare inmates for reintegration into society and reduce recidivism, particularly among juveniles.
Professor Lee Seok Jin from the Institute of Justice spoke about the training and qualification of correctional officers in Korea, focusing on modern educational programs, practical application, and field training. His presentation underscored the importance of equipping officers to perform their duties effectively while promoting legal awareness and protecting human rights.
This workshop is part of a broader series organized by the ADJD in collaboration with regional and international judicial authorities, following the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The goal is to strengthen partnerships and incorporate global experiences.
In his opening remarks, Counsellor Hasan Alhammadi, Director of the Prosecution Affairs Division in Abu Dhabi, reaffirmed the UAE's commitment to rehabilitating inmates and reintegrating them into society. He noted the comprehensive legislation governing rehabilitation and correctional centers and the UAE's active role in international human rights initiatives. Alhammadi also highlighted the recent enactment of Law No. 4 of 2024, which regulates rehabilitation and correctional centers in Abu Dhabi, marking a significant advancement in developing effective correctional and rehabilitation systems.
Lee Ki-hyun, Director of the Correctional Training Department at the Institute of Justice of the Republic of Korea, addressed the workshop via videoconference, emphasizing the value of collaboration between the ADJD and Korean judicial institutions. He pointed out the benefits of exchanging ideas on advanced systems and training programs.
Professor Ahn Hyo Jeong from the Institute of Justice discussed the use of modern technologies, vocational training, and psychotherapy in the Korean correctional administration to prepare inmates for reintegration into society and reduce recidivism, particularly among juveniles.
Professor Lee Seok Jin from the Institute of Justice spoke about the training and qualification of correctional officers in Korea, focusing on modern educational programs, practical application, and field training. His presentation underscored the importance of equipping officers to perform their duties effectively while promoting legal awareness and protecting human rights.