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Today, November 15, 2024, the United Nations hosted a High-Level Event to commemorate the first International Day for the Prevention of and Fight against All Forms of Transnational Organized Crime. This event marks the conclusion of a one-month campaign launched during the Ministerial Event held on October 14, 2024. The United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC)—adopted by General Assembly resolution 55/25 on November 15, 2000—is the primary international instrument combating transnational organized crime. It is further strengthened by three protocols targeting: 1?? Trafficking in Persons, 2?? Smuggling of Migrants, and 3?? Trafficking in Firearms. Italy has played a pivotal role in these efforts. The High-Level Political Conference that adopted the Convention took place in Palermo, Italy, from December 12–15, 2000, and the Convention entered into force on September 29, 2003. Notably, Judge Giovanni Falcone attended the first-ever meeting of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in April 1992, raising awareness about the growing threat of transnational organized crime. Tragically, just one month later—on May 23, 1992—Judge Falcone, his wife Francesca Morvillo, and three police officers (Rocco Dicillo, Antonio Montinaro, and Vito Schifani) were killed in a roadside bombing. During today's event, Italy presented a powerful video on transnational organized crimes and issued a call to action for us all to act now. H.E. Ambassador Debora Lepre emphasized: "If crimes cross borders, so must law enforcement." She called for international cooperation and collaboration to address transnational organized crime, particularly its emerging forms. Let us honor the legacies of those who paved the way, remember the victims who died from these crimes, and recommit ourselves to this critical fight through international collaboration. #UN #UNODC #Italy #TransnationalOrganizedCrime #Peace #Security #Justice #EileenDongOfficial

Valuable insights provided in this Policing Insight interview by the ???? Politsei- ja Piirivalveamet (Estonia Police & Border Guard) about how investing in #innovation and #research through ???? #security funding such as the NOTIONES Project, is directly supporting efforts to overcome operational challenges. #police #lawenforcement #bordersecurity #terrorism #intelligence

Regional Police Cooperation in Europe 1. Baltic Sea Task Force on Organized Crime ? Includes countries bordering the Baltic Sea. It aims to fight organized crime through collaboration on issues such as drug trafficking, money laundering, and human trafficking. 2. SECI Center (Southeast European Cooperative Initiative) / SELEC (Southeast European Law Enforcement Center) ? Headquarters: Bucharest, Romania ? Focus: Collaboration among Southeast European countries to combat serious transnational crime, including drug trafficking, organized crime, and terrorism. 3. PCTF (Police Chiefs Task Force) ? Part of the EU’s framework, involving police chiefs from various EU countries to improve police cooperation at the highest level, focusing on strategic planning and crime fighting. 4. Benelux Police Cooperation Treaty ? An agreement among Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg to improve police cooperation and cross-border crime fighting among these neighboring countries. 5. The Nordic Cooperation (Nordic Police and Customs Cooperation) ? Countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden ? Focus: Cooperation among Nordic countries on intelligence sharing, joint operations, and fighting transnational crime in the region.

Estonia’s Police and Border Guard Board face a unique set of challenges, protecting its communities and securing a border that is also the external border of the European Union; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth spoke to Hannes J?rvine, Strategy Bureau Project Manager in the Board’s Development Department, about the responsibilities of keeping Estonian citizens safe and borders secure, and how collaborative research and innovation are helping to enhance the service’s operational capabilities. ?Each year, we investigate 26,000 crimes… at any given moment we are guarding 338 kilometres of eastern border, which is also the external border of the European Union.? ?We are improving our technological competence in order to enhance the ability to track criminal activities and respond to both conventional and cyber-enabled threats more effectively.? ?It is very important to involve full time working law enforcement officers and other end users in the project from the beginning.? [SUBSCRIBER ARTICLE] https://lnkd.in/e2pDJbXW #lawenforcement #policing #police #research #innovation Politsei- ja Piirivalveamet

https://lnkd.in/dfc-Ky4Z Crimeophobia makes India lead at the UN Vienna Conference for Transnational Crime Expertise, establishing it as globally the first in the subject matter since 2013. Our case studies and operational plans put us ahead of other nations still in the pilot stages that began for them in 2022. We also highlighted our recent PIL filed that refers to Money Laundering, Arms & Ammunition Smuggling, Human Trafficking & Migrant Smuggling, Environmental Crime, Religious Prejudice

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It’s #chaotic in all #states. More #lawlessness and #violence 2025 #nationwide. ?? ?? The #world ?? is falling into more #chaos than ever. #Wars are ongoing. #Climate #destruction continues. #European #government is going ultra extreme and communist influence, #hate groups and other #inhumane practices. #Mexico ???? is also #subservient to the #cartels and the #government #military corruption also the #police. Mexico is failing on anti-#corruption. #Russia ???? #China ???? are #controlling #Mexico. They are using #walls as a #scapegoat #excuse. These people are being #deported and they #applied for #legal #asylum and help. They are immigrants, judges in #Texas are #violating our U.S. #constitution again. So is #Trump and his #corrupt #supporters.

? Strengthening Law Enforcement Cooperation through Joint Action Days Workshop ?The first #CEPOL_TOPCOP workshop under the #EMPACT Support Network platform successfully brought together #LawEnforcement officers from Eastern Partnership (EaP) and Western Balkan (WB) countries. ?? Supported by Justice and Home Affairs agencies like Europol, Frontex, Eurojust, and EU Member States including Spain, Germany, and Poland, the workshop focused on enhancing the participants’ capabilities to plan, execute, and report on Joint Action Days (JADs). ?? Critical topics such as combatting human trafficking, migrant smuggling, drug trafficking, and organised property crime were discussed, with a key focus on the role of technology and communication in boosting operational success. Participants also contributed to developing a handbook on JAD operations—an invaluable resource for future #LawEnforcement officers. ?? JADs are essential for fighting crime that crosses national borders—such as #trafficking, #smuggling, and #organisedcrime. By working together, countries can share information and resources, making it much harder for criminals to evade justice. This kind of international cooperation is crucial for keeping communities safer by stopping criminal networks that threaten not just one country but entire regions. ??This workshop marked an important milestone in improving #internationalcooperation and strengthening the operational framework to tackle transnational organised crime across the EaP and WB regions. EU Neighborhood & Enlargement ???? #StrongerTogether The project is funded by the European Union.

Combating Transnational Crime and War Crimes: South American Police Chiefs' Commitment Enhancing International Cooperation Together with concerns about transnational crime and financial flows, police chiefs in South America also face challenges related to war crimes, which constantly seek to perpetuate fictions and jeopardize stability in the region. These serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law represent one of the most pressing threats to peace and security in South America. The fight against war crimes requires an higher level of coordination and global cooperation. Police chiefs in the region recognize the need for active monitoring, identification, and punishment of perpetrators of war crimes. Utilizing international legal mechanisms and collaborating with international partners, including INTERPOL, can be crucial in ensuring justice and preventing further war crimes. Enhanced cooperation between police forces, judicial authorities, and international organizations is essential for effectively addressing the issue of war crimes and protecting human rights. Establishing a common strategy and sharing information can lead to more effective measures against perpetrators of war crimes and the protection of victims of these heinous acts. South American police chiefs emphasize the urgency of combating war crimes and protecting human rights as a fundamental step towards strengthening stability and peace in the region. Their commitment to enhancing cooperation, including the use of international tools and partnerships, demonstrates their determination to confront these threats and ensure a safer future for the citizens of South America. Josef Anger, the CEO, Owner, and Board Member of #CNBC #CombatingCrime #InternationalCooperation #SouthAmerica #PoliceChiefs #TransnationalCrime #WarCrimes #HumanRights #Security #Stability #Peace #INTERPOL #GlobalPartnerships #LawEnforcement #Justice #CrimePrevention #HumanitarianLaw #Safety #RegionalSecurity #CoordinatedEfforts #Peacekeeping

Unlawful profiling by police and border guards harms community relationships and undermines public trust. Marginalised communities who feel unfairly singled out may stop reporting crimes or cooperating with authorities, creating a damaging cycle of suspicion and disengagement. This European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights guide explains: ? what profiling is, ? the legal frameworks that regulate it, ? and why conducting profiling lawfully is both necessary to comply with fundamental rights and crucial for effective policing and border management. The guide also provides practical guidance on how to avoid unlawful profiling in police and border management operations. ?? Collecting reliable, accurate and timely #data?is crucial for ensuring accountability. ?? Effective #complaint mechanisms?can both deter abuses of power and help to secure and restore public trust in the operations of the police and border management authorities. ?? https://lnkd.in/e4qzdwKS