The Centre of Policy and Legal Reform (; Tsentr polityko-pravovykh reform) is a Ukrainian non-governmental think tank founded in 1996. Activity The CPLR is promoting institutional organization of Ukraine as the state which ensures human rights and is responsible to the citizens. Although CPLR isn’t classical human rights organization, exactly the value of human rights defines the nature and purpose of the organization. CPLR elaborates and promotes implementing reforms in Ukraine in such areas:
Constitutional order; Public administration Judiciary Criminal justice Combating corruption European integration
The impact on the political and legal development The work of CPLR has been implemented by other post-soviet countries alongside Ukraine. CPLR’s experience in the areas of administrative justice and administrative offences is being evaluated by international organizations such as OSCE/ODIHR and UNDP as worth to be shared with other post-soviet countries. CPLR experts have been involved in work on Code of Administrative Justice, Code of Administrative Offenses and Code of Administrative Procedures in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.[Legal reforms in Ukraine: Materials of the Centre for Political and Legal Reforms // Editorship by Ihor Koliushko, - Kyiv, 2005.][Corruption risks in the fields of administrative services and control-supervision activities of public administration in Ukraine // Editorship by Ihor Koliushko, Viktor Tymoshchuk, Oleksandr Banchuk, Yuriy Ishchenko, Petro Zalizniak, Oleksiy Kurinnyi, Alla Pukhetska, Valentyna Stoyan, Artem Shaipov, - Kyiv, 2009.]
References
External links Web-site of Centre for policy of Legal Reforms