The Police Academy concluded a training course on “Nelson Mandela’s Rules for the Treatment of Inmates in Correctional and Rehabilitation Centers” At the headquarters of the Egyptian Center for Training in Peacekeeping Operations, affiliated with the College of Training and Development, during the period from October 21 to 23, in cooperation with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, with the participation of a number of male and female officers from the Ministry.
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The course aimed to prepare and train male and female officers working in correctional institutions, as well as training officials in ministry agencies on international guidelines for the treatment of inmates. Which is compatible with Egyptian laws, to reach the best performance rates that are consistent with the Ministry’s strategy towards developing correctional and rehabilitation centers, as the course program included many topics, the most prominent of which are (the legal framework and the main principles and objectives of the Nelson Mandela Rules – humane treatment of inmates and non-discrimination). Requirements for establishing correctional and rehabilitation centers in accordance with international standards – Security and safety guidelines within rehabilitation centers – How to respond to and deal with incidents and crises within rehabilitation centers – General oversight of correctional and rehabilitation centers in the context of national legislation and international agreements – And Crime, thanks to the representatives of the Ministry and the Police Academy for the continuous support for its training programmes.
The organization of this course is a reflection of the extent of the Ministry of Interior’s keenness to hone the internal capabilities of the security element in various security fields.
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