EUCPN toolbox: work-related crime
Labour exploitation and work-related crime: a problem analysis and prevention framework
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Meeting on the prevention of victimisation of minors online and offline
Luxembourgish Crime Prevention Strategy
Finnish Crime Prevention Strategy
The Finnish Government adopted a national crime prevention programme called “Working Together for Safer and More Secure Communities ” in 2016. The National Crime Prevention...Finnish Policy on Domestic Violence
Prevention of domestic violence has ascended on the Finnish political agenda since the 1980s. It became even more visible in the late 1990s when the results of the first dedicated...Finnish Policy on Prostitution and Trafficking for sexual exploitation
Prostitution Prostitution is not a crime in Finland, but selling or buying sexual services in public places is criminalised. Prostitutes are mainly considered to be victims of sex...Finnish Policy on Public perception of safety
“… fear of crime can be regarded as a social problem comparable to crime itself” (National Crime Prevention Program 1999). The Finnish definition of crime prevention focuses on...Luxembourgish Policy on Domestic Violence
The law of September, 8th 2003 was modified by the law of 30th July 2013. It authorizes the police to evict the violent partner from the common residence, regardless of the...Swedish Policy on Robbery
Certain forms of what is known in Sweden as ‘robbery offences can be regarded as volume crime, which is a priority issue for the Swedish Government (read more under ‘vehicle crime)...Swedish Policy on Vehicle crime
Many people are affected in their everyday lives by vandalism, burglary and vehicle-related crime, such as theft from or vandalism of cars. This ‘volume crime has considerable...Swedish Policy on Youth crime
Since a criminal career often starts in early youth, normally before the age of criminal responsibility, the Swedish Government considers early and clear measures to prevent or...