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Higher Education for Peace and Justice: Building Young Generations’ Competencies to Prevent Atrocity Crimes and Advance Accountability- CCPCJ Side Event
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UNICRI, with the support of the UAE Ministry of Interior, delivers regional training on AI and related technologies to law enforcement from Madagascar and 16 countries across Africa and beyond to combat child sexual exploitation and abuse
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Emerging Evidence on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) in Conflict Settings: Advancing the Digital Dimension of the Women, Peace and Security Agenda - CCPCJ Side Event
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Higher Education for Peace and Justice: Building Young Generations’ Competencies to Prevent Atrocity Crimes and Advance Accountability- CCPCJ Side Event
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Youth Leadership Workshop in Southeast Asia to Advance Prevention of Online Radicalization to Violence in Gaming Spaces
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UNICRI and DTRA Convene Specialized Workshop in Turin to Strengthen Capacities to Investigate and Prosecute Proliferation Finance
The United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI), with the support of the United States Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), convened a specialized workshop titled “Strengthening Capacities to Investigate and Prosecute Proliferation Finance” on 14 May 2026 at UNICRI Headquarters in Turin, Italy.
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From Local Patterns to Global Insights: Exploring Interregional Crime and Justice Trends - CCPCJ Side Event
Side Event at the 35th Session of the CCPCJ
From Local Patterns to Global Insights: Exploring Interregional Crime and Justice Trends
Date and time: 4 June, 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. CET
Venue: Vienna International Centre (VIC) – Room M6
Organizers: Permanent Mission of Italy to the International Organizations in Vienna and UNICRITags
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United Arab Emirates and International Partners Successfully Complete Groundbreaking CBRN Criminal Justice Training Programme
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Securing Radiological Supply Chains in Southeast Asia: UNICRI Convenes Regional Workshop in Cambodia within the framework of the SEA Chain project
From healthcare and scientific research to industrial applications, radioactive sources play a vital role in modern societies. Yet, if diverted, stolen, or misused, these materials can also pose serious security risks, including potential criminal or terrorist exploitation. As the production and use of radioactive sources continue to expand across Southeast Asia, strengthening the integrity of radiological supply chains has become increasingly important.
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