On 27 June 2019, around 20 professionals from the Ministries of Justice of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Federation of BiH (FBiH) and Republika Srpska (RS), BiH Ministry of Security, law-enforcement agencies, prisons and social welfare services exchanged ideas and practices on the developments of the training manual on the Case Management System (CMS) for violent and extremist prisoners.

Special emphasis was placed on inter-agency co-operation between the law-enforcement agencies, prisons and social welfare centers in relation to exchange of information for purposes of prevention of violent extremism and of addressing adverse effects of radicalization in prisons. The topics discussed covered wide range of issues, starting from early identification of factors leading to radicalisation, increased awareness of inter-institutional co-operation in preventing violent extremism and radicalisation, and the development and implementation of specific programmes for rehabilitation and reintegration of violent and extremist prisoners.

This session was implemented as one of the activities of the project: ''Structured Sentence Management For Violent And Extremist Prisoners", funded by the voluntary contribution of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the United Kingdom (UK) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Office in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and implemented by the Council of Europe.