Public funds should be made fully traceable to prevent mafia-style organisations from misusing them, says a resolution approved by the Civil Liberties Committee on Thursday. MEPs also call for a special EP committee to investigate infiltration of the public sector and the legal economy by organised crime. Organised crime, especially Mafia-style crime, takes advantage of … PREVENTING MISUSE OF PUBLIC FUNDS BY CRIMINAL ORGANISATIONS
Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear materials CBRN deadline 17 October 2011 Radicalisation leading to terrorism and the role of victims of terrorism in preventing radicalisation RAD deadline 17 October 2011 Cross border law enforcement cooperation particularly in the access to and exchange of information through the implementation of the principle of availability through the Prüm Decisions and … EUROPEAN COMMISSION HOME AFFAIRS – 2011 CALL FOR PROPOSALS ORGANISED CRIME AND RELATED ISSUES
WEST Australian Premier Colin Barnett will push ahead with a bid to expand the Crime and Corruption Commission’s “extraordinary powers” to fight organised crime, despite high-level opposition. Mr Barnett says a bill to empower the CCC to investigate organised crime directly will be introduced soon, despite a parliamentary committee and others rejecting the recommendation.
This is fun. The AIC videos visiting presenters and puts them on its website. Bill Tupman visited and was videoed in September 2011…Watch this space!
Conspiracy laws sighting all of the participants with a euphemistic bull’s eye on their backs was the most proactive and strategic instrument ever designed to hunt organized criminals. These laws allow for the holding of all players culpable at all levels, regardless if they know of each other’s existence; or whether or not they see … MEXICO NEEDS TOUGH CONSPIRACY LAWS TO FIGHT ORGANIZED CRIME
Three times this week, Calderon urged nations that are the biggest buyers of illegal drugs — tops is the United States — to consider “market alternatives” if they can’t find ways to reduce consumption. Before the U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday, Calderon said the best way to hit drug cartels that are wreaking violent havoc in … MEXICO: CALDERON URGES DRUG-USING NATIONS TO SEEK A NEW PATH
KIEV, Sept. 23 (Xinhua) — Top Chinese and Ukrainian security officials agreed here Friday to strengthen law enforcement bilateral cooperation and exchange in fighting terrorism, drug trafficking, illegal immigration and trans-national organized crime.
Stockholm Criminology Symposium The next Stockholm Criminology Symposium will take place June 11-13, 2012. The symposium is an annual event that attracts more than 600 participants from all over the world. The first symposium was held in June 2006. During the years the symposium has become a true meeting point for researchers, policy-makers and practitioners interested … STOCKHOLM CRIMINOLOGY SYMPOSIUM – JUNE 11-13, 2012
The illegal smuggling and disposal of waste is a global, and widespread phenomenon. From this perspective, Australia represents an interesting case study to identify the forthcoming developments and trends which will be put in practice by main criminal networks. To identify analysis guidelines, it is useful to start by examining some recent cases recorded in … AUSTRALIA: THE LAST FRONTIER OF CRIMINAL NETWORKS
UNITED NATIONS — The world must address widespread violence in Mexico and the vast wealth of drug cartels, Mexican President Felipe Calderón said Wednesday during his address to the United Nation’s General Assembly. See the speech HERE
