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Article 3 (c) Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons |
Introduction
UNICRI has developed and is constantly updating the International Legal Repository (ILR), containing a list of relevant international, regional and sub-regional legal instruments. The aim of this repository is to be a fast and easy mean of consultation of international juridical tools on the issues of trafficking and exploitation of minors.
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Introduction
UNICRI has developed and is periodically updating the International Repository of Institutions against Sexual Exploitation of Minors (IRISEM), a database containing the most relevant institutions / organizations committed to contrast, reduce and prevent trafficking and sexual exploitation of minors around the world.
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Introduction
THE EU ICS RESEARCH CONSORTIUM PRESENTS THE RESULTS
OF THE FIRST COMPREHENSIVE COMPARATIVE SURVEY
OF VICTIM RATES, FEAR OF CRIME AND SUBJECTIVE WELLBEING IN EUROPE
The European Crime and Safety Survey (EU ICS) is the most comprehensive analysis of crime, security and safety ever conducted in the European Union.
The second edition of the specialized training on global threats to justice, peace and security which UNICRI launched in 2017, will take place from 16 October to 15 December 2017. The training combines the various areas of expertise developed by the Institute over the almost 50 years of its operation in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice.
This intensive course examines the evolution of crime and security threats and the international instruments and legal frameworks to prevent and counter old and new phenomena affecting countries all around the world.
Overview
UNICRI’s Reporting and Communicating on CBRN Risks Programme aims to provide media and public relations professionals, as well as those planning a career in public information, with a deeper understanding of new security threats to states and citizens. The focus of the programme is on how to report and communicate chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) risks of a criminal, accidental or natural origin.
Overview
The UNICRI Masterclass on Cyber Threats aims to provide media and public relations professionals, as well as those planning a career in public information and communication, with a deeper understanding of new threats to independent reporting and information sharing. The focus of the course is on cyber threats, digital security and the role of media in countering misinformation.
Overview
UNICRI’s Investigating Crimes against the Environment course aims to provide media and public relations professionals, as well as those planning a career in public information and journalism, with an in-depth understanding of current environmental threats to the natural environment, sustainable development and human rights.
Overview
UNICRI’s Biosecurity Masterclass aims to provide media and public relations professionals, as well as those planning a career in public information, with an in-depth understanding of how advances in modern biology are represented as posing new security threats to states and citizens. The focus of the two-day workshop is on the societal implications of biotechnology, with an emphasis on how the subjects of bioterrorism and biosecurity are represented and communicated in the media.