EUCPN toolbox: work-related crime
Labour exploitation and work-related crime: a problem analysis and prevention framework
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The Netherlands: HackShield Future Cyber Heroes
HackShield is an educational game that trains children aged eight to 12 to become Cyber Agents who protect themselves and their environment against the dangers of the online world...Dutch request on awareness raising campaigns on digital and online safety aimed at the general public, entrepreneurs and/or other groups
The analysis bundles all answers on the Dutch request on awareness raising campaigns on digital and online safety aimed at the general public, entrepreneurs and/or other groups.Online meeting Belpre-project (24 January 2022)
Behind Your Screen - The Project Week
94% of all youngsters in Europe are online daily. Building resilience against online bullying, violence and outright cybercrime through education in digital literacy is a must for...The Netherlands: The ‘untouchables’ approach
The runner-up of the European Crime Prevention Award 2020 (family-based crime). The objective of the “Untouchables” Approach is to restore liveability in the neighbourhood, regain...Dutch policy on illegal migrant smuggling
A multidisciplinary barriermodel in combating migrant smuggling has been developed in 2014. All different aspects relating to migrant smuggling are addressed in this barrier model...Dutch policy on cybercrime
Objectives of the crime strategy are: Fewer reports of child pornographic content in the Netherlands. More prevention actions aimed at victims and aimed at people with pedophilic...Veiligezorg (Safe Care)
Veiligezorg is a project aimed at preventing aggression through joint efforts with the police. The project started at the Westfries Gasthuis in Hoorn and has since expanded into an...Dutch policy on drugs
The Dutch government differentiates between ‘hard drugs’ and ‘soft drugs’ in its approach of drug-related crime. For the objectives of the government concerning the undermining of...Dutch policy on trafficking in human beings
Article 273f of the Dutch Criminal Code 1.) Any person who: 1o. with the intention of exploiting another person or removing his or her organs, recruits, transports, transfers...