• Assessing the Risk of Isolation of Suspects and Accused:
    The Role of the Media

9 MILLION
are prosecuted every year in the EU.
Many of them are never found guilty.

Our goal is to enhance the presumption of innocence in criminal proceedings and minimise, as much
as possible, the negative impact of investigations on the lives of suspects and accused.

The Presumption of Innocence

Everyone who has been charged shall be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law

Impact of Investigation

Proceedings should not affect the lives of suspects and accused beyond what is necessary for the proper investigation of the crime

Damage Control

Police and justice authorities should be able to assess and minimise the harmful impact of investigations on the lives of suspects and accused

NEWS

Does the Presumption of Innocence Still Exist in a Media-Focused?

Shielding the Presumption of Innocence

Significant Changes in the Presumption of Innocence in Greece

ARISA project officially launched

Supreme Court Rejects Guilty Until Proven Innocent

The Presumption of Innocence is Violated in the Case of Mamaladze

Spain Guilty of Violating Presumption of Innocence

Armenian President Blamed for Violating Presumption of Innocence

Presumption of Innocence Not Violated in Media Case, Rules ECHR

Coming soon:

an Introductory Video from the Project Consortium

PUBLICATIONS

Factors Affecting the Social Status of Suspects and Accused