EUCPN Newsletter February 2015
This is the EUCPN newsletter of February 2015.
Editorial
New products EUCPN
- New EUCPN website and Twitter account
- European Crime Prevention Monitor 2014: Measuring corruption in the EU
- Toolbox Series no. 5 – Administrative approach - policies & practices
Research and publications
- EUROPOL: Organized crime (SOCTA/OCTA, IOCTA)
- European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) Making rights real – A guide for local and regional authorities
- Addressing forced marriage in the EU: legal provisions and promising practices
- International centre for the prevention of crime: 4 th International report on crime prevention and community safety
- European Parliament: The Inter-Agency Cooperation and Future Architecture of the EU criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Area, Violence towards children in the EU, Human smuggling incidents in the Mediterranean
- Trends & issues in crime and criminal justice: Responding to organized crime through intervention in recruitment pathways, European Forum for Urban Security
- UNODC: Global Report on Trafficking in Persons 2014
- Belgium: ISEC project ‘An integral methodology to develop an information-led and communityorientated policy to tackle domestic burglary (A methodology to tackle burglary)’ has been finalized
- Denmark: Report on victimization
- Latvia: Police knowledge on secondary victimization, Guidelines for police officers to avoid secondary victimization
Member States' good practices
- Cybercrime - The Danish Crime Prevention Day
- Germany: German policy on “secondary victimization”
- Poland: The „White Ribbon” Campaign, “Prison – waste of time” Project
- Belgium: Strengthening Resilience against Violent Radicalisation (STRESAVIORA)
- Portugal: Training secondary victimization, IAVE Project: Specific Victim Investigation and Support
Member States' good practices
- Portugal Secondary victimization: Immigration and Border Services (SEF)
Upcoming events