Criminal detention and alternatives: fundamental rights aspects in EU cross-border transfers BG  CY  CZ  DE  Social rehabilitation  Education  Other restrictions on liberties  Victim reparations BE Medical rehabilitation  Community Service AT Financial Sanctions Restriction on movement Table 10: Post-trial alternatives to detention available in EU Member States             DK    EE    EL  ES  FI  FR  HR         IE    IT  LT  LV   PT  RO  Note:                                    SI      UK       SE SK    PL   MT NL   HU LU             = Alternative measure available (as opposed to no alternative established/unclear) Source: FRA, 2015 • an obligation to inform authorities about any change of residence or working place • restrictions on movement, in particular, an obligation not to enter certain places, limitations on leaving a state’s territory • instructions relating to behaviour, residence, education and other activities • an obligation to report to a specific authority and/or to cooperate with certain officers • an obligation to avoid contact with specific persons or objects 68 • an obligation to pay financial compensation • an obligation to carry out community service and • an obligation to undergo certain treatment. States may also notify the Council which other measures they are prepared to supervise. FRA data show that some Member States offer many more alternatives to detention than other states, which may affect the recognition of sentences between Member States in practice. Table 10 shows categories of probation measures and alternative sanctions available in the EU Member States.