14 MONITORING OF CUSTODIAL SETTINGS IN UKRAINE: time there is considerable capacity to develop these pages and increase their readership in 2014. 2. Preparation of own journalistic materials for media A task of the Center of Human Rights Information is also to prepare own journalistic materials and seek publication of articles by partners about the current status of human rights respect in custodial settings and on the efforts of the National Preventive Mechanism (reports, analytical articles, interviews, photo series, etc.). During 2013 12 such publications appeared in the leading Ukrainian media (“Ukrainska Pravda”, “Dzerkalo Tyzhnia”, “Focus”, “Liviy Bereh” and others). The Center of Human Rights Information is planning to intensify cooperation with these and other media, in particular with regard to publication of more materials made by CHRI journalists and other participants of the Human Rights Journalists’ Network and of topical columns by human rights activists and monitors involved into NPM operation. 3. Making of video materials about custodial settings for Youtube and social networks In view of the capacity of social networks and other new media as communication channels it is important to spread the word about NPM also by creating audiovisual content. For this purpose in 2013 the Center of Human Rights Information produced two thematic videos. The first video addresses the motivations that urge quite a number of civic activists to participate in monitoring visits, while the second product deals with the issue of children in custodial settings. Participation in the development of publications, teaching aids and other training materials 1. The practical guidebook “Minimum standards of proper treatment: An analysis of national and international experience” was authored by leading national experts with participation of the Vice-President of the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and support from the Office of the OSCE Project Coordinator in Ukraine . The book addresses principal standards of proper treatment of detainees and arrested persons as described in the instruments of the Council of Europe and the case law of the European Court of Human Rights. The publication is primarily targeted at the criminal enforcement professionals, law enforcement community, civic activists and the teachers and students of specialized educational and research institutions. 2. The “National Preventive Mechanism in Ukraine” guidebook published by Kharkiv Institute for Social Researches with the support of International Renaissance Foundation deals with the operation of the national preventive mechanism against torture and ill-treatment in Ukraine as of 2012. The book addresses NPM structure, mechanism, principles of operation and other aspects without which operation of the Ukrainian NPM would not be possible. The manual will help the monitors and employees of custodial settings, lawyers, civic activists and all those who take interest in the issue of prevention of ill-treatment in Ukrainian custodial settings. 3. The second edition of the “Custodial Settings in Ukraine” guide issued by Kharkiv Institute for Social Researches with the support of OSCE Project Coordinator in Ukraine carries a reviewed inventory of custodial settings based on the results