to be ineffective unless there are organisational support structures and networks in place.140 Further, research shows that training is likely to be more accepted and effective, and information is more likely to be appreciated, when integrated into the curriculum of, for example, police academies and when it provides practical assistance to officials.141 Only if the organisational structure of detention facilities allows for change to happen, can it occur. Therefore, the explicit support for training of the management is essential.142 Training can never be a standalone measure but must be complemented by other interventions, e.g. legal or institutional reforms. 140. Stalker and Sandberg, ‘Praxis Paper 25’ (2011) 21. 141. Monina and Katona, ‘Strengthening the Rights of Suspects and Accused in Criminal’ (2019) 79. 142. Council of Europe, ‘HELP Guidebook on Human Rights Training Methodology for Legal Professionals’ (2016). 44