The main objective of this review is to evaluate and deploy advanced digital systems
The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) has announced a comprehensive review of technical projects aimed at enhancing the digital infrastructure of correctional and rehabilitation centres across the emirate.
This initiative underscores the department's commitment to modernising the justice system and improving the efficiency and effectiveness of correctional facilities.
The primary goal of this review is to assess and implement advanced digital systems that can streamline operations, enhance security and provide better services to inmates.
The ADJD aims to leverage cutting-edge technologies to support the ongoing transformation of correctional and rehabilitation centres into more efficient, secure, and rehabilitative environments.
One of the focal points of the review is the implementation of sophisticated security systems. This includes the integration of biometric identification, advanced surveillance systems, and automated monitoring tools.
These measures are designed to enhance the safety and security of both inmates and staff, reducing the potential for incidents and ensuring a more secure environment.
The ADJD is also exploring digital solutions to improve the quality of services provided to inmates. This includes the development of digital platforms for communication, education and rehabilitation programmes.
By providing inmates with access to online courses, virtual counselling sessions, and digital libraries, the department aims to support their rehabilitation and reintegration into society.
The review will also focus on the digitalisation of administrative processes within correctional facilities. This includes the implementation of electronic record-keeping, automated scheduling, and digital case management systems.
These tools are expected to enhance operational efficiency, reduce paperwork, and facilitate better coordination between different departments.
The ADJD is working in close collaboration with various stakeholders, including technology providers, security experts and rehabilitation specialists. This collaborative approach ensures that the implemented solutions are comprehensive, effective, and tailored to the specific needs of correctional and rehabilitation centres.
Youssef Saeed Al Abri, Undersecretary of the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, emphasised the department's commitment to innovation and continuous improvement.
"We are dedicated to leveraging the latest technologies to enhance our correctional and rehabilitation centres. This review is a crucial step towards creating a more secure, efficient, and rehabilitative environment for inmates, reflecting our commitment to justice and human rights," he said.
The ADJD's review of technical projects is expected to lead to significant advancements in the digital infrastructure of correctional and rehabilitation centres. By embracing innovative technologies and modernising existing systems, the department aims to set new standards for correctional facilities in the UAE and beyond.
The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department's initiative to review and enhance the digital systems of correctional and rehabilitation centres marks a significant step towards the modernisation of the justice system.
With a focus on security, efficiency, and rehabilitation, this initiative is poised to make a lasting impact on the lives of inmates and the overall effectiveness of correctional facilities in Abu Dhabi.
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