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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
No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room
1. Compassion and Justice for all: Especially the Victims
International Organization for Victim Assistance
Marlene A. Young
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 [email protected]
Christian [email protected]
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 [email protected]
Christian [email protected]
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 [email protected]
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 [email protected]
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
Wednesday 14 April
1000 – 1130
1
7. Law Enforcement - Mobile Technologies
GSM Association Robindhra Mangtani
Tuesday 13 April
1200 – 1330
4
8. Documentary film – Sexual exploitation and trafficking
Frida Spiwak Frida Spiwak
Wednesday 14 April
1000 – 1130
3
9. Launching of the Digest of Terrorist Cases
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
Mauro Miedico
Wednesday 14 April
1430 – 1600
1
10. Foreign prisoners and international drug trafficking
Institute for Land, Work and Citizenship
Michael Mary Nolan
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 [email protected]
Friday16 April
1200 – 1330
3
12. International Forensic investigation and education
Netherlands' Forensic Institute (NFI), The Hague
Perry [email protected]
Wednesday 14 April
1200 – 1330
4
13. Explosive Detection - Simple, Affordable and Effective Technological Solutions
Raptor Detection, Inc
Sherman McGill
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
Wednesday 14 April
1430 – 1600
2
15. International Criminal Justice from the prosecutors perspective;
International Association of Prosecutors
Elizabeth [email protected]
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
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
Wednesday 14 April
1430 – 1600
4
18. International Criminal Justice Education for the Rule of Law
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
Janice [email protected]
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
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 [email protected]
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
Wednesday 14 April
1430 – 1600
3
22. Addressing the Health Consequences of Unchecked Pretrial Detention
Open Society Justice Initiative
Kerstyn [email protected]
Denise [email protected]
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 [email protected]
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
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 [email protected]
Thursday 15 April
1000 – 1130
1
26. Social Development in Justice and Prison Systems
Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE)
Charles [email protected]
Friday 16 April
1000 – 1130
1
27. Latin American Experiences with Restorative Justice
Prison Fellowship International (PFI)
L. Lynette [email protected]
Friday16 April
1000 – 1130
2
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28. Community Participation in Prison
Prison Fellowship International (PFI)
L. Lynette [email protected]
Friday 16 April
1200 – 1330
2
29. Introducing the International Anti-Corruption Academy
Association "Friends of the Academy"
Martin Kreutner [email protected]
Tuesday 13 April
1430 – 1600
2
30. STAR (Stolen Asset recovery Initiative)
Joint Worldbank/UNODC Stolen Asset Recovery Initiative
Adrian Fozzard
Tuesday13 April
1200 – 1330
2
31. Reform Mobilization Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE
Charles Sullivan
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
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
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
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
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
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
Thursday15 April
1430 - 1600
2
No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room
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
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 [email protected]
Nilson Poveda [email protected]
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
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
Saturday17 April
1200 – 1330
1
42. The Impact of the Internet on trafficking in persons
UNODC Narue Shiki/Alexia Taveau
[email protected] [email protected]
Saturday17 April
1400 – 1600
1
43.
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
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
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
Saturday17 April
1430 – 1600
3
No. SUBJECT SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Day Time Room48. A Cybercrime Treaty Moss tingrett
CourtStein Schjolberg
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
Saturday17 April
1630 - 1800
2
50. Children in Custody Howard League for Penal Reform
Frances [email protected]
Wednesday14 April
1000 - 1130
4
51. Inspection of places of detention
Howard League for Penal Reform
Frances [email protected]
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
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
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 [email protected]
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 [email protected]
Tuesday13 April
1630 – 1800
1
56. Street Children – an international concern
NY Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice
Yael [email protected]
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
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
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
Wednesday14 April
1200 – 1330
1
60. Bought and Sold: Voices of human trafficking – a film
Global Alliance Against Human Trafficking (GAATW)
Sanne Kroon
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 [email protected]
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
Thursday15 April
1200 – 1330
4
63. A Global Campaign to Fight Child Pornography
International Center for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC)
Nick Lampson
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 [email protected]
Gordon Crews [email protected]
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
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
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
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
Friday16 April
1630 – 1800
4
69. Specialized cybercrime training – by invitation only - PENDING
Korean Institute of Criminology
MiRang Park
Thursday15 April
1100 – 1200
6
70. Specialized cybercrime training – by invitation only - PENDING
Korean Institute of Criminology
MiRang Park
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
Jose Luis de la Cuesta
Friday16 April
1430 – 1600
3
72. The Global Challenges of Cybercrime: Past, Present and Future
UNODC Marc Goodman
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
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
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
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
Saturday17 April
1430 - 1600
4
77. School Violence and Prevention Strategies
Academic Council on the United Nations System
Michael Platzer
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
Jo Dedeyne-Amann
Saturday17 April
1200 – 1330
2
79. Surveying Crime: The Victimization Survey
UNODC Anna Alvazzi del Frate
Steven Malby
Saturday17 April
1630 – 1800
1
80. Technology Applied to the Prevention of Corruption
Brazilian Office of the Comptroller General
Roberta Solis
Saturday 18 April
1000 - 1200
4
81. Conselho Federal de Psicologia
Conselho Federal de Psicologia
Yvone Magalhaes Durate
Thursday15 April
1000 – 1130
4
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