Anara Ualieva, Lieutenant Colonel of Justice and Head of the department for educational and social-psychological work among convicts at the Department of the criminally-executive system of Pavlodar region, together with Amanat Murat, a lecturer at the Kostanay Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan named after Sh. Kabylbayev, has prepared and published a training manual entitled “Legal foundations and organization of sentence-based probation activities.”
The publication focuses on the legal foundations and practical aspects of sentence-based probation, one of the key areas of probation activities involving work with individuals sentenced to penalties not involving imprisonment.
Anara Ualieva has extensive experience in criminal-executive law and probation. Previously, she worked as a senior lecturer at the department of criminal-executive law of the Kostanay Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan named after Sh. Kabylbayev. Another important area of her professional expertise is the Nelson Mandela Rules, the international standards for the treatment of prisoners. As an expert on this subject, she has repeatedly spoken at professional forums and participated in major research projects and international events.
The training manual is intended for students of specialized educational institutions and serving probation officers. It aims to deepen theoretical knowledge, develop practical skills, and enhance the professional competence of specialists.
Several copies of the publication have been provided to probation officers in Pavlodar Region for review and practical application in their professional duties.
The publication of this manual represents a contribution to the professional training of personnel and the continued improvement of probation services.
