TRAINING ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. LESSONS LEARNED FROM UKRAINE
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https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1826-0527
Jukka Larkio
https://orcid.org/0009-0005-8183-4203
Abstract
The authors of this article analyze some aspects of delivering training on domestic violence designed mostly for Ukraine‘s National police first response teams, namely: how to approach potential places of commission domestic violence actions for which can be apply a criminal act or an administrative offense according to article 1261 of a Criminal Code of Ukraine, and article 1732 on an Administrative Offences of Ukraine. The authors of this research paper share their personal experiences, remarks on issues related to the selection of participants for such type of training, the structure of the training, the main moto of this training, adoption of a training module on domestic violence to the needs of practitioners. Also, the authors present in this paper remarks observed during training, especially during the practical part provided by them in Ukraine. It allows to identify main mistakes done by police first response teams during improvised domestic violence scenes with usage of actors, dogs, fake light guns, stiletto knife, and fake grenade toy and take proper measures to improve the readiness of police first response teams to cope with challenges during performance assigned duties.
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