Psychosocial and Legal Aspects of Penitentiary Work in Bulgaria

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.70594/brain/v10.i2/9

Keywords:

Penitentiary legislation, Penitentiary work, Psychosocial Impact, Legal Norms

Abstract

The article analyzes penitentiary work and treats it as a possible model of prevention with regard to prisoners. Emphasis is placed on the existing legal norms that allow for the realization of this universal human right, as well as some psychosocial aspects in its application.

The aim is to present the problem of the existence of a unified, realistic legal model for penitentiary work in terms of its psychosocial aspect, protected by law.

The subject of analysis is the framework of the existing legal system, which has adopted the international legal norms for the implementation of penitentiary work and has become an essential part of the social life of the prisoners.

The possibilities for its positive impact on this category of citizens are outlined.

Author Biographies

  • Rumen Vasilev , Trakia University, Bulgaria

    Department of Social Sciences
    Faculty of Medicine
    Trakia University, Bulgaria

  • Vesela Mareva , Trakia University, Bulgaria

    Department of Social Sciences
    Faculty of Medicine
    Trakia University, Bulgaria

  • Krasimira Benkova, Trakia University, Bulgaria

    Department of Social Sciences
    Faculty of Medicine
    Trakia University, Bulgaria

  • Iliyana Stefanova Kirilova-Moutafova, Trakia University, Bulgaria

    Medical Insitute of Mol
    Department of Social Sciences
    Faculty of Medicine
    Trakia University, Bulgaria

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2025-07-28

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