1. 1 Organization of the Greek Penitentiary system The organisation of the Greek Penitentiary System is based on general principles drawn from:  the Penitentiary Code (as legal basis)  the Constitution,  the international conventions,  the international conventions,  the laws,  the laws,  the presidential decrees  the presidential decrees (as well as the legislative acts authorised by them), (as well as the legislative acts authorised by them),

2. 2 Description of Penitentiary Code: o rgans exercising the penitentiary  In Penitentiary Code are described all the organs exercising the penitentiary policy like: ●The Central Scientific Prison Council ●The Central Council for Prisoners Transfer ●The Central Council for Prisoners Transfer ●The Prison Council ( established in each Prison) ●The Prison Council ( established in each Prison)

3. 3 Main articles of Penitentiary Code Main articles of Penitentiary Code IN ADDITION DESCRIBES : IN ADDITION DESCRIBES :  ► the alternate ways of serving sentences, ► the measures taken for the correct operation of the prisons, ► the procedure for transferring prisoners, ► the ways of terminating sentences, ► the post-penitentiary care, ► the supervision of the Code's application and its enforcers enforcers ARTICLE 2( LEGALITY IN PRISONER’S TREATMENT) ARTICLE 2( LEGALITY IN PRISONER’S TREATMENT)  ARTICLE 3 (EQUALITY IN THE PRISONER’S TREATMENT)  ARTICLE 4 ( PRISONER’S RIGHTS)  ARTICLE 39( EXERCISING RELIGIOUS DUTIES)  ARTICLE 81 ( POST PENITENTIARY CARE)

4. 4 Post-Penitentiary Care  a) Direction of adults penitentiary treatment, section of professional training, organisation of the prisoners/ work and social rehabilitation of released persons  b) the social service of prisons, in cooperation with the Ministry of Labour and Social Security via the Greek Manpower Employment Organisation (OAED)  c) Foundation of private Entity “ EPANODOS”( RETURN)  d) Social Assistance Committees

5. 5 Departments of General Direction of Penitentiary Policy of the Ministry Departments of General Direction of Penitentiary Policy of the Ministry a) Direction of Crime Prevention and Penal Training of Juveniles a) Direction of Crime Prevention and Penal Training of Juveniles b) Direction of Penitentiary Training of Adults c) Direction of Operation of Special Therapeutic Establishments c) Direction of Operation of Special Therapeutic Establishments d) Direction of Inspection of Prisons and Special Juvenile Detention Establishments, and e) Direction of External Guarding of Prisons and other establishments Detention Establishments, and e) Direction of External Guarding of Prisons and other establishments

6. 6 PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF CRIME A) Services under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice and relating to the prevention of juvenile crime A) Services under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice and relating to the prevention of juvenile crime a) JUVENILE PROTECTION ASSOCIATIONS (JPA) (Compulsory Law 2724/40 Regulative Decree of 3.7.43, Law 2298/95 and Law 2331/95) b) SUPERVISORY (COMMISSARY) JUVENILE SERVICES OF THE JUVENILE COURTS (Law 378/76 (Official Government Gazette 171/A) Presidential Decree 49.79 (Official Government Gazette 11/79/A) B) The control services sector of the Ministry oversees the proper functioning of the Detention Establishments and Juvenile Training Establishments

7. 7 CATEGORIES OF PRISON ESTABLISHMENTS

8. 8 DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRE FOR DRUG- ADDICTS PRISONERS The aim of the Programme of the Detoxification Centre for Prisoners is : The aim of the Programme of the Detoxification Centre for Prisoners is : a) physiological and psychological recovery from the drug dependency, a) physiological and psychological recovery from the drug dependency, b) to abstain from breaking the law, b) to abstain from breaking the law, c) to train and educate, and c) to train and educate, and d) to prevent relapse and to socially rehabilitate participants. d) to prevent relapse and to socially rehabilitate participants.

9. 9 Phases of the Program Phases of the Program  The first phase of the programme - with a two-month duration - is the preparation phase and it takes place at the prisons where are the prisoners drug-addicts.  The second phase takes place at K.A.T.K. in Eleona, and has at least a four-month duration. It is a transitional phase and combines treatment with the correctional sentence. It has as its aim the continued mobilisation for treatment and the progressive change in psychology and behaviour of the prisoner from "jailed" to "cured".  The third phase, is a psychological recovery phase, which lasts at least eight months. It takes place in special areas of the K.A.T.K., where the principles of the therapeutic communities will be applied.  The fourth phase, with at least a twelve-month duration, is the socialisation phase. Its aim is the promotion and integration of the cured individuals into society.

10. 10 STATISTICS OF PRISON POPULATION OCTOBER 2013

11. 11 TYPE OF PRISON ESTABLISHMENT CapacityNumber of [1] detainees [1] CLOSED ESTABLISHMENTS 46055310 JUDICILAL ESTABLISHMENTS 34546296 THERAPEUTIC ESTABLISHMENTS 520 JUVENILES ESTABLISHMENTS 623496 RURAL ESTABLISHMENTS 646585 CENTRAL MATERIAL STOREHOUSE OF PRISONS in KORYDALLOS 3832 TOTAL988613239 TABLE 3 : Prison Population in Closed Detention Establishments (State of prison population at 1st APRIL 2009)

12. 12 TOTAL CAPACITY TOTAL NUMBER OF detainees REMANDSCONVICTEDWOMENJUVENILES DRUGS OFFENDERS 988613239443488056494634258 TABLE 6: GENERAL STATISTICS OF PRISON POPULATION (State of prison population at 1st APRIL 2009)

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