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TWELFTH UNITED NATIONS CONGRESS On CRIME PREVENTION AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

12 – 19 April, 2010 in Salvador, Brazil

CONFIRMED ANCILLARY MEETINGS

Updated 21 March 2010

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1. Compassion and Justice for all: Especially the Victims

International Organization for Victim Assistance

Marlene A. Young     

marlene@iovahelp.org

Tuesday 13 April

1430 – 1600

1

2. Religious Assistance to Prisoners

International Commission on Catholic Prison Pastoral Care (ICCPPC)with Quakers and the Vienna Alliance on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

Jose de Jesus Filhojose@carceraria.org.br

Christian KuhnChristian.Kuhn@justiz.gv.at

Tuesday 13 April

1200 – 1330

3

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3. The need of a Convention on prisoner’s rights and the prevention of torture. 

International Commission on Catholic Prison Pastoral Care (ICCPPC) and Vienna Alliance on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

Michael Platzermichaelplatzer@yahoo.com

Christian KuhnChristian.Kuhn@justiz.gv.at

Wednesday 14 April

1000 – 1130

2

4. Death Penalty Abolition or Moratoria

Societé Internationale de Defense Sociale and REPECAP Academic Network for Death Penalty Abolition

Prof. Dr. Antonio Muñoz Aunion Antonio.MAunion@uclm.es

Tuesday 13 April

1000 – 1130

4

5. A comprehensive approach tojuvenile justice reform in accordance with CRC General Comment No. 10:promising practices and lessons learned

Interagency Panel on Juvenile Justice

Davinia Ovett Bondi, Secretariat Coordinatordovett@juvenilejusticepanel.org

Tuesday 13 April

1200 – 1330

1

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6. Fighting Corruption in Latin America: Opportunities & Challenges offered by the UN Convention against Corruption-Part 1

UNODC, UNCAC, Contas Albertas and other NGOs

Mirella Frahi

mirella.frahi@unodc.org

Wednesday 14 April

1000 – 1130

1

7. Law Enforcement - Mobile Technologies

GSM Association Robindhra Mangtani

rmangtani@gsm.org

Tuesday 13 April

1200 – 1330

4

8. Documentary film – Sexual exploitation and trafficking

Frida Spiwak Frida Spiwak

fspiwak@gmail.com

Wednesday 14 April

1000 – 1130

3

9. Launching of the Digest of Terrorist Cases

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

Mauro Miedico

Mauro.miedico@unodc.org

Wednesday 14 April

1430 – 1600

1

10. Foreign prisoners and international drug trafficking

Institute for Land, Work and Citizenship

Michael Mary Nolan

mmnolan@uninet.com.br

Tuesday13 April

1630 – 1800

2

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11. Addressing Violence against women: Criminal Justice and Crime Prevention Strategies

International Scientific and Professional Council of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme (ISPAC)

Janice JosephJosephj@stockton.edu

Friday16 April

1200 – 1330

3

12. International Forensic investigation and education

Netherlands' Forensic Institute (NFI), The Hague

Perry Quakp.quak@nfi.minjus.nl

Wednesday 14 April

1200 – 1330

4

13. Explosive Detection - Simple, Affordable and Effective Technological Solutions

Raptor Detection, Inc

Sherman McGill

smcgill@raptordetection.com

Wednesday 14 April

1200 – 1330

3

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14. Privatization of Prisons: Global Trends and the Growing Debate

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and Northwestern University Law School’s Center for International Human Rights

Sandra Babcock

s-babcock@law.northwestern.edu

Wednesday 14 April

1430 – 1600

2

15. International Criminal Justice from the prosecutors perspective;          

International Association of Prosecutors

Elizabeth HoweElizabeth.Howe@cps.gsi.gov.uk

Thursday 15 April

1000 – 1130

3

16. Prison Overcrowding and the Concern over Prison Deaths: Thailand's Efforts to Tackle the Problem

The Department of Corrections of Thailand

Assanee Sangkhanate

assanee45@yahoo.com

Wednesday 14 April

1630 – 1800

2

17. Interdisciplinary training programmes in the area of juvenile justice

International Institute for the Rights of the Child, Sion (Switzerland)

Jean Zermatten

jean.zermatten@childsrights.org

Wednesday 14 April

1430 – 1600

4

18. International Criminal Justice Education for the Rule of Law

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

Janice JosephJosephj@stockton.edu

Wednesday 14 April

1630 – 1800

3

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19. The situation of America on the fight against immigrants irregular traffic". Names: Phd Antonio Muñoz Aunión and LL.M. Marisol Balderas Martínez.

Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas

Marisol Balderas Martínez

mbmartinez@uat.edu.mx

Wednesday 14 April

1630 – 1800

4

20. Visiting Mechanisms and Transparency in Prison -- Worldwide Development for Promoting Prison Reform (preliminary title)

Japan Federation of Bar Association, Association for the Prevention of Torture (APT), Penal Reform International (PRI)

Hitoshi Matsuimatsui@fukuokakokusai.gr.jp

Thursday 15 April

1200 – 1330

1

21. Enhancing Lives of Female Inmates: Thailand's proposal for the draft supplementary rules to the 1955 SMR

Ministry of Justice of Thailand

Vongthep Arthakaivalvatee

vongthepa@gmail.com

Wednesday 14 April

1430 – 1600

3

22. Addressing the Health Consequences of Unchecked Pretrial Detention

Open Society Justice Initiative

Kerstyn McCourtkmccourt@justiceinitiative.org

Denise Tomasini-Joshidtomasini@justiceinitiative.org

Thursday 15 April

1630 – 1800

1

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23. Monitoring Implementation of the Human Trafficking Protocol: A victim centred approach

Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW)

Caroline Hames caroline@gaatw.org

Thursday 15 April

1200 – 1330

2

24. Prioritising Pretrial Justice: to transformative systems that contribute to socio-economic development and the rule of law

Open Society Initiative and Penal Reform International (PRI), ICPS, OSI Special Initiatives Fund, Northwestern University

Kersty McCourt

kmccourt@justiceinitiative.org

Tuesday 13 April

1000 – 1130

1

25. Innovative models and solutions: reducting prison overcrowding through paralegals and other programmes.

Open Society Initiative and Penal Reform International (PRI), OSCI Special Iniatives Fund, Northwestern University

Kersty McCourtkmccourt@justiceinitiative.org

Thursday 15 April

1000 – 1130

1

26. Social Development in Justice and Prison Systems

Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE)

Charles Sullivancure@curenational.org

Friday 16 April

1000 – 1130

1

27. Latin American Experiences with Restorative Justice

Prison Fellowship International (PFI)

L. Lynette Parkerlparker@pfi.org

Friday16 April

1000 – 1130

2

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28. Community Participation in Prison

Prison Fellowship International (PFI)

L. Lynette Parkerlparker@pfi.org

Friday 16 April

1200 – 1330

2

29. Introducing the International Anti-Corruption Academy

Association "Friends of the Academy"

Martin Kreutner Martin.Kreutner@bak.gv.at

Tuesday 13 April

1430 – 1600

2

30. STAR (Stolen Asset recovery Initiative)

Joint Worldbank/UNODC Stolen Asset Recovery Initiative

Adrian Fozzard

afozzard@worldbank.org

Tuesday13 April

1200 – 1330

2

31. Reform Mobilization Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE

Charles Sullivan

cure@curenational.org

Friday16 April

1430 – 1600

1

32. Restorative Justice in Prisons: the best tool criminal justice doesn't use enough

Friends World Committee for Consultation (Quakers) and Prison Fellowship International

Kimmett Edgar

kimmett.edgar@prisonreformtrust.org.uk

Saturday 17 April

1000 – 1130

1

33. Domestic violence: Making criminal justice and restorative justice work together for positive outcomes.

Friends World Committee for Consultation (Quakers)

Nicholas McGeorge

n.mcgeorge04@earthlink.net

Friday16 April

1430 – 1600

2

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34. Forensics: standardizing approaches and cooperating internationally

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

Barbara Remberg

Barbara.remberg@unodc.org

Tuesday13 April

1000 – 1130

2

35. CHILDREN DEPRIVED OF THEIR LIBERTY: Reducing Youth Incarceration through Diversion

Children and Family Justice Center, Northwestern University School of Law, Chicago, Illinois

Bernardine Dohrn

B-Dohrn@law.northwestern.edu

Friday16 April

1630 – 1800

1

36. Penal Reform International’s Doing Justice: a Handbook for Law and Policy Makers.

Penal Reform International (PRI)

Mary Murphy

mmurphy@penalreform.org

Friday16 April

1630 – 1800

2

37. Convention on Justice and Support for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power

World Society of Victimology

John Dussich

jdussich@csufresno.edu and

Thursday15 April

1430 - 1600

2

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38. Alternatives to Imprisonment for Drug Using Offenders

Vienna NGO Committee on Drugs, Vienna Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, International Drug Policy Consortium

David Turner

dturner@vngoc.org

Thursday 15 April

1430 – 1600

1

39. Which are the practical approaches to prepare the crime of children and adolescents in Cali Colombia?

ICCDP Instituto Colombiano de Criminología y Derecho Penal y La Universidad Libre de Cali.

Lenis Gustavo Ampudia Asprillagampudias@hotmail.com

Nilson Poveda Buitragopovedanilson@yahoo.com

Saturday17 April

1000 – 1130

2

40. Informal consultation regarding the necessity of a new convention for detainees – attendance by invitation only

Being decided Michael Platzer

michaelplatzer@yahoo.com

Tuesday13 April

1430 – 1600

4

No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room41. HIV and Criminal

Justice : The importance of enabling frame

UNODC - UNAIDS

Dr Fabienne Hariga, MD, MPHFabienne HARIGA

fabienne.hariga@unodc.org

Saturday17 April

1200 – 1330

1

42. The Impact of the Internet on trafficking in persons

UNODC Narue Shiki/Alexia Taveau

Narue.shiki@unodc.org Alexia.taveau@unodc.org

Saturday17 April

1400 – 1600

1

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44. Legal Aid and the UN Guidelines

United Nations Latin American Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders (ILANUD)

Paula Miraglia

Paula@ilanud.org.br

Saturday17 April

1430 – 1600

3

No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room45. Protecting Cultural

Property: The State of the Art

International Scientific and Professional Council of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme (ISPAC)

Eleni Papageorgiou Sala     

Cnpds.ispac@cnpds.it

Friday16 April

1630 – 1800

3

46. The Project of Restorative  Juvenile Justice  in Maranhao ( County of  São José de Ribamar): the force of community on prevention of crime

The Foundation Terre des hommes Lausanne Foundation in Brazil

Anselmo Albuquerque de Lima

anselmo.delima @tdh.ch

Tuesday13 April

1430 – 1600

3

47. Crime prevention in urban areas and the role of universities in crime prevention programmes

University of Hamburg, Germany & Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil

Prof. Dr. Klaus Eichner

eichner@uni-hamburg.de

Saturday17 April

1430 – 1600

3

No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room48. A Cybercrime Treaty Moss tingrett

CourtStein Schjolberg

steins@mosstingrett.no

Tuesday13 April

1630 – 1800

4

49. Gender and Crime Policy:  considerations of gender in the sanctions, imputation and application of sentencing

Brazil Catholic Prison Pastoral

Heidi ann Cerneka

hcerneka@gmail.com

Saturday17 April

1630 - 1800

2

50. Children in Custody Howard League for Penal Reform

Frances CrookFrances.crook@howardleague.org

Wednesday14 April

1000 - 1130

4

51. Inspection of places of detention

Howard League for Penal Reform

Frances CrookFrances.crook@howardleague.org

Wednesday14 April

1430 – 1600

5

52. Victims’ Rights: Principles and Realities

International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, International Organization for Victims Assistance, World Society of Victimology, Intervict, Asia Crime Prevention Foundation

Yael Danieli

yield@aol.com

Wednesday14 April

1200 – 1330

5

No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room53. Mental Health and

Prevention of CrimeInternational Society for Traumatic Stress Studies

Yael Danieli

yaeld@aol.com

Friday16 April

1200 – 1330

1

54. Victims of Terrorism NY Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, Office of Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force (CTITF), United Nations Department of Political Affairs

Yael Danieliyaeld@aol.com

Wednesday14 April

1630 – 1800

1

55. Rape and Violence Against Women in the International context: A Multidisciplinary, Integrative Approach

NY Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice and International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies

Yael Danieliyaeld@aol.com

Tuesday13 April

1630 – 1800

1

56. Street Children – an international concern

NY Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

Yael Danieliyaeld@aol.com

Thursday15 April

1200 – 1330

3

No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room57. The Asset Recovery

Experts Network (AREN)

International Centre for Asset Recovery (ICAR) at the Basel Institute on Governance

Pedro Gomes Pereira

Pedro.pereira@baselgovernance.org

Friday16 April

1000 – 1130

3

58. United Nations Rule of Law Coordination and Resource Group

United Nations, Executive Office of the Sercretary-General, Rule of Law Unit

Shelly Inglis

inglis@un.org

Thursday15 April

1430 – 1600

3

59. Fighting Corruption in Latin America: Opportunities & Challenges offered by the UN Convention against Corruption-Part 2

UNODC, UNCAC, Contas Albertas and other NGOs

Mirella Frahi

mirella.frahi@unodc.org

Wednesday14 April

1200 – 1330

1

60. Bought and Sold: Voices of human trafficking – a film

Global Alliance Against Human Trafficking (GAATW)

Sanne Kroon

s.kroon@blinn.nl

Tuesday through

Friday - 16 minute film

1345 -1415

5

61. Justice indicators: a flexible approach to measuring the rule of law

Vera Institute of Justice

Monica Thornton MThornton@Vera.org

Thursday15 April

1630 – 1800

3

No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room62. Improving Public

Engagement with the Police in Diverse Settings: Police Station Visitors Week 2009 (PSVW)

Vera Institute of Justice

Monica Thornton

MThornton@Vera.org

Thursday15 April

1200 – 1330

4

63. A Global Campaign to Fight Child Pornography

International Center for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC)

Nick Lampson

congressman@lampson.com

Tuesday13 April

1000 – 1130

3

64. International Police Education for the Rule of Law: Obstacles, Facilitators, Curricula, Pedagogy, and Delivery

Dr. Angela West Crews & Dr. Gordon A. Crews

Angela West Crewscrimedoc66@yahoo.com

Gordon Crews gordon_crews@yahoo.com

Thursday15 April

1000 – 1130

4

65. The Role of the Family of the prisoner in crime prevention

ISPAC, IPAA, Institute of Criminological Studies, Secretariat of Christian Aid to Prisoners

Emillia Bouzon de Terzano

sacc@saccargentina.org.ar

Friday16 April

1430 – 1600

4

66. Prison Health Solutions in Resource Limited Countries: the Value of Telemedicine

International Corrections and Prisons Association (ICPA) and Health through Walls

John May

drjpmay@aol.com

Wednesday14 April

1200 – 1330

2

No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room67. The impact upon

children of their parents going to prison

Friends World Committee for Consultation (Quakers)

Rachel Brett

rhbrett@quno.ch

Tuesday13 April

1630 – 1800

3

68. New Models to Change Conditions of Imprisonment in the Province of Buenos Aires and Houses for Jails.

Provincia de Buenos Aires

Mariano Martinez Hermida

mmartinez@mjus.gba.gov.ar

Friday16 April

1630 – 1800

4

69. Specialized cybercrime training – by invitation only - PENDING

Korean Institute of Criminology

MiRang Park

Parkmi4@gmail.com

Thursday15 April

1100 – 1200

6

70. Specialized cybercrime training – by invitation only - PENDING

Korean Institute of Criminology

MiRang Park

Parkmi4@gmail.com

Thursday15 April

1500 - 1600

6

71. Principal challenges posed by the globalisation of criminal justice

Association Internationale de Droit Penal (AIDP-IAPL) and Istituto Supreiore Internazionale di Socienze Criminal (ISISC)

Giovanni Pasqua

Giovanni.pasqua@isisc.org

Jose Luis de la Cuesta

Joseluis.delacuesta@ehu.es

Friday16 April

1430 – 1600

3

72. The Global Challenges of Cybercrime: Past, Present and Future

UNODC Marc Goodman

goodman@cybercrime-institute.com

Thursday15 April

1630 – 1800

2

No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room73. The Global Challenges of

Cybercrime: Past, Present and Future

UNODC Marc Goodman

goodman@cybercrime-institute.com

Friday16 April

1430 – 1600

3

74. Child Victims and witnesses of crime: practical measures and tools to implement the UN Child Victim Guidelines

UNODC, UNICEF, IBCR

Anna G. Saget

Anna.Giudice.Saget@unodc.org

Friday16 April

1000 – 1130

4

75.D

Developing Health Care Priorities for Prisons of Limited Resources: an Example of HIV Care and Treatment in a Haitian Prison

Health Through Walls and ICPA

John May

drjpmay@aol.com

Saturday17 April

1000 – 1130

3

76. Crime Prevention Through Yoga: The unexplored way for a Safe World

Criminologists Society of J&K

Rameshwar Singh Jamwal

rameshwarjamwal@yahoo.com

Saturday17 April

1430 - 1600

4

77. School Violence and Prevention Strategies

Academic Council on the United Nations System

Michael Platzer

michaelkplatzer@yahoo.com

Wednesday14 April

1630 – 1800

5

No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room78. Bringing terrorist

suspects to justice in compliance with the rule of law and with due respect for human rights: The United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy for action

CTITF Office cooperation with UNODC and OHCHR

Bianca Kopp

Bianca.Kopp@unodc.org

Jo Dedeyne-Amann

Jo.deedeyne@unodc.org

charbord@un.org

Saturday17 April

1200 – 1330

2

79. Surveying Crime: The Victimization Survey

UNODC Anna Alvazzi del Frate

anna.alvazzi.del.frate@unodc.org

Steven Malby

steven.malby@unodc.org

Saturday17 April

1630 – 1800

1

80. Technology Applied to the Prevention of Corruption

Brazilian Office of the Comptroller General

Roberta Solis

Roberta.ribeiro@cgu.gov.br

Saturday 18 April

1000 - 1200

4

81. Conselho Federal de Psicologia

Conselho Federal de Psicologia

Yvone Magalhaes Durate

gerencia@pol.org.br

Thursday15 April

1000 – 1130

4

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