The last training module in 2020 for the teams of the Human Rights Friendly Community Program consisted of 5 webinars, during which participants formed further action plans based on the results of the research. It should be reminded that the Human Rights Friendly Community Program is designed to help to investigate legal problems and needs among community residents in order to develop and propose solutions that will solve identified problems. The Team of Berezanka (Mykolaiv oblast) chose the topic “Research of legal problems of socially vulnerable residents of the Berezanska UTC, which can be solved in pre-trial form by mediation”. The purpose of
Legal IT Hub Program of the Ukrainian School of Practical Knowledge is regularly exploring needs of legal aid providers in technological solutions (you can join the survey right now on the web-site of the Ukrainian School of Practical Knowledge). The survey outcomes showed that establishment of the electronic document management system have encountered some difficulties. To be specific, the issue was about filing documents and financial statements with electronic signatures on-line. Experts of the international auditing company KPMG in Ukraine* have developed and #pro_bono provided the materials on convenience of electronic record-keeping. The information from the article is available on
For many people access to justice and their legal needs is something abstract and confusing. Although these concepts have significant influence on human life, almost all fields of life, such as education, health care, employment, acquirement and disposal of property – all they in any respect are law-concerned. If an individual is not able to find a solution to a problem alone, then a demand for law occurs. Unsatisfied law demand indicates a limited or even lack of access to justice and may have significant effect both on an individual in particular and the entire society: health problems, lost job,