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14th UNITED NATIONS CONGRESS
ON CRIME PREVENTION AND
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
KYOTO, 7–12 MARCH 2021*
* In addition to the formal proceedings and special events, this
programme also contains information on ancillary meetings
and exhibits organized in the context of the Congress.
Responsible for the programme of ancillary meetings is
Gary Hill (Garyhill@cegaservices.com); responsible for the
programme of exhibits is the host country, Japan
(kyotocongress@i.moj.go.jp).Time (Kyoto) Plenary Committee I and II
SATURDAY, 6 MARCH
3–5 p.m. Pre-Congress consultations
SUNDAY, 7 MARCH
10 a.m.–12 p.m. Item 1. Opening of the Congress
Item 2. Organizational matters
High-level segment
1.30–3.30 p.m. High-level segment (continued) Workshop 1
4.30–6.30 p.m. High-level segment (continued) Workshop 1 (continued)
MONDAY, 8 MARCH
9–11 a.m. High-level segment (continued) Workshop 1 (continued)
1–3 p.m. High-level segment (continued) Workshop 2
4–6 p.m. High-level segment (continued) Workshop 2 (continued)
TUESDAY, 9 MARCH
9–11 a.m. High-level segment (continued) Workshop 2 (continued)
1–3 p.m. Item 3. Comprehensive strategies for crime prevention towards Workshop 3
social and economic development
4–6 p.m. Item 3 (continued) Workshop 3 (continued)
WEDNESDAY, 10 MARCH
9–11 a.m. Item 4. Integrated approaches to challenges facing the Workshop 3 (continued)
criminal justice system
1–3 p.m. Item 4 (continued) Workshop 4
4–6 p.m. Item 5. Multidimensional approaches by Governments to promoting the Workshop 4 (continued)
rule of law by, inter alia, providing access to justice for all; building
effective, accountable, impartial and inclusive institutions; and
considering social, educational and other relevant measures,
including fostering a culture of lawfulness while respecting
cultural identities, in line with the Doha Declaration
THURSDAY, 11 MARCH
9–11 a.m. Item 5 (continued) Workshop 4 (continued)
1–3 p.m. Item 6. International cooperation and technical assistance to prevent and Adoption of the report of
address all forms of crime: Committee I
(a) Terrorism in all its forms and manifestations;
(b) New and emerging forms of crime.
4–6 p.m. Item 6 (continued) Adoption of the report of
Committee IITime (Kyoto) Plenary Committee I and II
FRIDAY, 12 MARCH
9–11 a.m. Consideration of the reports of Committee I and Committee II
1–3 p.m. Item 7. Adoption of the report of the Congress
4–6 p.m. Closure of the Congress
SPECIAL EVENTS*
Time (Kyoto) Conference room D
SUNDAY, 7 MARCH
PROMOTING THE RULE OF LAW AND JUSTICE: INNOVATIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DOHA
2–3.30 p.m. DECLARATION TOWARDS THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
Organized by the Division for Treaty Affairs of UNODC
MONDAY, 8 MARCH
WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT AND ADVANCEMENT OF JUSTICE: CELEBRATING INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S
9–10.30 a.m. DAY WITH THE JAPANESE PUBLIC AT THE KYOTO CRIME CONGRESS
Organized by the Division for Operations of UNODC
THE UNITED NATIONS VOLUNTARY TRUST FUND FOR VICTIMS OF TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS –
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. 10 YEARS SINCE INCEPTION: ACHIEVEMENTS AND BEST PRACTICES
Organized by the Division for Policy Analysis and Public Affairs of UNODC
THE NATURE OF CORRUPTION: ADDRESSING CORRUPTION LINKED TO WILDLIFE, FOREST AND
FISHERIES CRIME
2–3.30 p.m.
Organized by the Division for Operations, the Division for Treaty Affairs and the Division for Policy Analysis and
Public Affairs of UNODC
GENDER DIMENSIONS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESPONSES TO TERRORISM
4.30–6 p.m.
Organized by the Division for Treaty Affairs of UNODC
TUESDAY, 9 MARCH
AN URBAN SAFETY GOVERNANCE APPROACH FOR SAFE, INCLUSIVE AND RESILIENT SOCIETIES
9–10.30 a.m.
Organized by the Division for Policy Analysis and Public Affairs of UNODC
JUDICIAL COOPERATION NETWORKS: LAUNCH OF THE SOUTH EAST ASIA JUSTICE NETWORK (SEAJust)
AND PROMOTION OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN CRIMINAL MATTERS AND THE CONNECTION
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. BETWEEN JUDICIAL COOPERATION NETWORKS
Organized by the Division for Treaty Affairs and the Division for Operations of UNODC
EQUAL ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR ALL
2–3.30 p.m.
Organized by the Division for Operations of UNODC
RETHINKING RESPONSES TO CRIME: JUSTICE, SECURITY AND CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT TO PROMOTE
4.30–6 p.m. SUSTAINABLE PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT DURING THE DECADE OF ACTION
Organized by the Division for Operations of UNODC
WEDNESDAY, 10 MARCH
THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 IN PRISON SETTINGS – MITIGATING RISKS AND “BUILDING BACK BETTER”
9–10.30 a.m.
Organized by the Division for Operations of UNODC
SAFEGUARDING SPORT FROM CORRUPTION AND CRIME
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m.
Organized by the Division for Treaty Affairs of UNODC
THE UNODC ROAD MAP ON THE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN ASSOCIATED WITH TERRORIST AND
2–3.30 p.m. VIOLENT EXTREMIST GROUPS
Organized by the Division for Operations of UNODC
YOUTH AND THE RULE OF LAW: EFFECTIVE AGENTS OF CHANGE
4.30–6 p.m.
Organized by the Division for Policy Analysis and Public Affairs of UNODC
* All special events and ancillary meetings will take place without an in-person audience.ANCILLARY MEETINGS*
Time (Kyoto) Conference room
SUNDAY, 7 MARCH
SUCCESSFUL ACTIONS TO REDUCE VIOLENT CRIME BY 50% BY 2030 –
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL 16.1
2–3.30 p.m. Organized by the International Organization for Victim Assistance, the Peace in Our Cities Online Only 1
Network, the German Prevention Congress – DPT, Fundación para el Estudio de la Seguridad
y Gobernanza, the UN-Habitat Safer Cities Programme and the Canadian Municipal Network
for Crime Prevention
WORLD CONGRESS FOR COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS SUPPORTING
2–3.30 p.m. OFFENDER REINTEGRATION A
Organized by the Rehabilitation Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan and UNAFEI
WOMEN AND THE CITY: THE GENDER IMPACT OF URBAN SPACE, SERVICES
2–3.30 p.m. AND ACCESS C-2
Organized by Emilio Viano
JAPAN’S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM FROM A COMPARATIVE LAW PERSPECTIVE
2–3.30 p.m. B-2
Organized by the Ministry of Justice of Japan
MEASURING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN. A BARRIER TO REACHING SUSTAINABLE
2–3.30 p.m. DEVELOPMENT GOALS E
Organized by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) of Mexico
PREPARING FORMALLY INCARCERATED RETURNING CITIZENS AS PART OF THE
2–3.30 p.m. CRIME PREVENTION SOLUTION Online Only 1
Organized by the Office of Human Rights of the District of Columbia, United States
JUSTICE BEGINS IN CHILDHOOD – THE BRAZILIAN EXPERIENCE OF EARLY
CHILDHOOD IN THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM AND THE ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY
2–3.30 p.m. Online Only 2
Organized by the Open Society Foundations and the Alana Foundation, the Brazilian National
Early Childhood Network (RNPI) and ANDI – Communication and Rights (Brazil)
THE ROLE OF LAW CLINICS IN CRIME PREVENTION AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE: THE
2–3.30 p.m. VIEW FROM QATAR UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW AND THE ARAB REGION Online Only 3
Organized by the Qatar University College of Law
WORLD CONGRESS FOR COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS SUPPORTING
4.30–6 p.m. OFFENDER REINTEGRATION A
Organized by the Rehabilitation Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan
IMPROVING EFFICIENCY AND QUALITY OF INVESTIGATIONS: PRINCIPLES ON
4.30–6 p.m. EFFECTIVE INTERVIEWING FOR INVESTIGATIVE AUTHORITIES C-1
Organized by the Association for the Prevention of Torture
THE CRIME-DEVELOPMENT NEXUS: FROM “SOCIAL DEFENCE” TO “PEACEFUL AND
4.30–6 p.m. INCLUSIVE SOCIETIES” C-2
Organized by Monash University
FIVE YEARS OF THE NELSON MANDELA RULES
4.30–6 p.m. B-2
Organized by Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
FILLING THE GAPS IN INTERNATIONAL WILDLIFE LAW – THE NEED FOR A GLOBAL
4.30–6 p.m. AGREEMENT ON ILLICIT WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING E
Organized by the Born Free Foundation
CHILDREN OF PRISONERS: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
4.30–6 p.m. Online Only 1
Organized by the Quaker United Nations Office
BUILDING THE RESTORATIVE CITY
4.30–6 p.m. Online Only 2
Organized by the Friends World Committee for Consultation (Quakers)
WILD PLANT TRAFFICKING: LESSONS LEARNED AND THE ROAD FORWARD
4.30–6 p.m. Online Only 3
Organized by the University of Southampton
* All special events and ancillary meetings will take place without an in-person audience.Time (Kyoto) Conference room
MONDAY, 8 MARCH
REHABILITATION AND SOCIAL REINTEGRATION OF WOMEN PRISONERS
9–10.30 a.m. AND OFFENDERS A
Organized by the Thailand Institute of Justice and UNAFEI
SEX CRIMES: ISSUES AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN JAPAN
9–10.30 a.m. C-1
Organized by the Asian Criminological Society
LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY TO ADDRESS ILLICIT SYNTHETIC DRUGS TRENDS
9–10.30 a.m. C-2
Organized by the United States Department of State
PRISON OVERCROWDING IN LATIN AMERICA
9–10.30 a.m. Organized by the Latin American Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of B-2
Offenders (ILANUD) and the Brazilian Institute of Human Rights (IBDH)
USING EDUCATION FOR JUSTICE (E4J) ETHICS AND INTEGRITY MODULES TO
IMPROVE GLOBAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS AND ADVANCE SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT GOAL 16
9–10.30 a.m. Online Only 1
Joint panel organized by and including law faculty from the University of Canberra (Australia),
Qatar University (Qatar), the National University of Singapore (Singapore), Rhodes University
(South Africa), The Open University (United Kingdom) and UNODC
GLOBAL ENFORCEMENT FOR CROSS-BORDER CORRUPTION: THE WAY AHEAD?
9–10.30 a.m. Organized by the International Scientific and Professional Advisory Council of the Online Only 3
United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme
COMBATING ORGANIZED CRIME – BEST PRACTICES IN DISRUPTING ORGANIZED
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. CRIMINAL GROUPS A
Organized by the Criminal Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan
FAMILY-BASED INTERVENTIONS FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRIME AND YOUTH
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. VIOLENCE, INCLUDING VIOLENT EXTREMISM C-1
Organized by UNODC
ACCESS TO JUSTICE – ROLE OF WOMEN IN INDIA: INITIATIVES, INVOLVEMENT,
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. INNOVATIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKS C-2
Organized by the Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences, India
VICTIMIZATION AND THE CRIMINAL PROCESS: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. B-2
Organized by the Faculty of Law of McGill University
VICTIMS’ PERSPECTIVES AND VIEWPOINTS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM –
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. DISCUSSIONS IN JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA E
Organized by the Asian Criminological Society
YOUTH, TECHNOLOGY AND THE RULE OF LAW: PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. DEVELOPMENT GOAL 16 Online Only 1
Organized by UNODC
INTEGRATING SPORT INTO YOUTH CRIME PREVENTION AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. STRATEGIES Online Only 2
Organized by the Thailand Institute of Justice
PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF COVID-19 IN PRISONS
2–3.30 p.m. A
Organized by the Correction Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan
DEVELOPMENT OF VICTIMS’ RIGHTS
2–3.30 p.m. C-1
Organized by Masato Takahashi, Independent Expert with the Lawyer Forum for Victim Support
IMPACT OF PROBLEM GAMBLING ON PATTERNS OF CRIME AND SOCIETAL HARMS
2–3.30 p.m. AND INNOVATIVE RESPONSES C-2
Organized by the Howard League for Penal Reform
LAY PARTICIPATION IN CRIMINAL TRIALS – A COMPARATIVE STUDY
2–3.30 p.m. B-2
Organized by the Asian Criminological Society
IT´S SO MUCH MORE THAN SECURITY! THE NEED FOR TAILORED TRAINING FOR
2–3.30 p.m. PRISON OFFICERS E
Organized by the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection of Germany
INSPIRE. CHANGE. TOGETHER. INNOVATIVE TEACHING ON THE RULE OF LAW TO
2–3.30 p.m. EMPOWER THE NEXT GENERATION Online Only 1
Organized by UNODCTime (Kyoto) Conference room
PROMOTING THE RULE OF LAW THROUGH YOUTH ENGAGEMENT
2–3.30 p.m. Online Only 2
Organized by UNODC
CHALLENGES AND POTENTIAL OF SOCIAL IMPACT BOND FOR THE PREVENTION OF
RECIDIVISM (REOFFENDING)
4.30–6 p.m. A
Organized by the Secretarial Division, Minister’s Secretariat, Ministry of Justice of Japan, and
the Social Innovation and Investment Foundation
EFFECTIVE USE OF SOCIAL WORK IN REDUCING REOFFENDING BY
4.30–6 p.m. SENIOR OFFENDERS C-1
Organized by the Ministry of Justice of Japan
PRE-TRIAL DIVERSION: BENEFITS AND CONCERNS
4.30–6 p.m. C-2
Organized by Office of the Attorney General of Thailand
THREE DECADES AND BEYOND FROM THE ADOPTION OF THE “UNITED NATIONS
BASIC PRINCIPLES ON THE ROLE OF LAWYERS” – FROM HAVANA TO KYOTO AND
BEYOND, ALSO SERVING AS A CEREMONIAL EVENT FOR THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY
4.30–6 p.m. OF THE NEW YORK CITY BAR ASSOCIATION B-2
Organized by the New York City Bar Association, the International Law Section of the
American Bar Association and the International Legal Foundation
BOOK LAUNCH – A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE OF VICTIMOLOGY AND CRIMINOLOGY:
4.30–6 p.m. YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW E
Organized by the Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences, India
SOCnet: INNOVATING INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AGAINST ORGANIZED CRIME
4.30–6 p.m. Online Only 1
Organized by United Kingdom Home Office
PROMOTING PRISON-BASED REHABILITATION PROGRAMMES AND POST-RELEASE
4.30–6 p.m. SERVICES TO FOSTER PRISONERS’ SOCIAL REINTEGRATION Online Only 2
Organized by UNODC
INTEGRATING GENDER PERSPECTIVES INTO EDUCATION: WHY IT MATTERS FOR
4.30–6 p.m. EDUCATION ON THE RULE OF LAW Online Only 3
Organized by UNODC
TUESDAY, 9 MARCH
NO ONE WILL BE LEFT BEHIND – ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR ALL – THE GLOBAL
PERSPECTIVE ON LEGAL NEEDS SURVEYS, CLIENT-CENTERED APPROACH AND
9–10.30 a.m. LEGAL SOCIAL WORK A
Organized by the Japan Legal Support Center
INTERREGIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING: INSIGHTS AND
9–10.30 a.m. RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE ASIA AND PACIFIC LAW EXPERTS AND ENFORCERS C-1
Organized by Zhongnan University of Economics and Law
DEVELOPING STRATEGIES AND THEORY FOR EFFECTIVE LEGAL AID IN CRIMINAL
9–10.30 a.m. JUSTICE PROCESSES C-2
Organized by the Japan Federation of Bar Associations
ADDRESSING PRISON OVERCROWDING THROUGH ALTERNATIVES TO IMPRISONMENT,
9–10.30 a.m. INCLUDING TREATMENT AND CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH DRUG USE DISORDERS B-2
Organized by UNODC
“THE HUMAN SECURITY BY THE CHILD’S LOOK”
9–10.30 a.m. E
Organized by Instituto de Segurança Humana para América Latina e Caribe (ISHALC)
THE SILENT KILLER: FALSIFIED MEDICAL PRODUCTS
9–10.30 a.m. Online Only 1
Organized by UNODC
36TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNITED NATIONS BASIC PRINCIPLES ON THE
INDEPENDENCE OF THE JUDICIARY: REFLECTING ON CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES
9–10.30 a.m. OF JUDGES AND LAWYERS AROUND THE WORLD Online Only 2
Organized by United Nations Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers
MEASURING THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF CRIME
9–10.30 a.m. Online Only 3
Organized by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) of Mexico
MINISTRY OF JUSTICE POLICY PROPOSAL WORKSHOP
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. A
Organized by the Correction Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan
ILLICIT FINANCIAL FLOWS IN TERRORIST FINANCING: TO EXPLORE COOPERATION
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. BETWEEN THE NGO SECTOR AND THE PRIVATE BANK SECTOR IN THE FIELD E
Organized by Accept InternationalTime (Kyoto) Conference room
IMAGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN JAPANESE MOVIES, TV DRAMAS AND NOVELS
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. C-2
Organized by the Asian Criminological Society
LIFE IMPRISONMENT: THE USE OF IT INTERNATIONALLY AND WHAT IS TO BE DONE
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. B-2
Organized by Penal Reform International
TEACHING THE UNITED NATIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CRIMINOLOGY IN
THE ERA OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND RESPECT FOR CULTURAL IDENTITIES
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. E
Organized by the United Nations Studies Association and the International Association for the
Advancement of Innovative Approaches to Global Challenges
TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. Online Only 1
Organized by the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women
CROSS-SECTORAL COLLABORATION FOR CRIME PREVENTION: EXPERIENCE FROM
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. THE ASEAN CONFERENCE ON CRIME PREVENTION AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE Online Only 2
Organized by the Thailand Institute of Justice
PARTNERSHIP AGAINST DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE TRAFFICKING THROUGH
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. THE INTERNET Online Only 3
Organized by the International Narcotics Control Board
LECTURES – ENHANCING ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR THE REALIZATION OF THE RULE
OF LAW
2–3.30 p.m. A
Organized by the International Cooperation Department, Research and Training Institute,
Ministry of Justice of Japan, and the Japan International Cooperation Agency
A DECADE OF THE BANGKOK RULES: ADVANCEMENTS, CHALLENGES AND
2–3.30 p.m. OPPORTUNITIES C-1
Organized by the Thailand Institute of Justice
REHABILITATING PRISONERS THROUGH VOLUNTEER-LED COMMUNICATION
2–3.30 p.m. PROGRAMMES TO HELP BREAK THE CYCLE OF CRIME C-2
Organized by Gavel Supporters
THE ROLE OF THE GLOBAL JUDICIAL INTEGRITY NETWORK IN STRENGTHENING
2–3.30 p.m. ACCOUNTABILITY, INTEGRITY AND EFFICIENCY WITHIN JUDICIARIES B-2
Organized by UNODC
TRANSFORMATIVE JOURNEYS OF YOUTH AT RISK: EDUCATION COUNTERING
2–3.30 p.m. VIOLENT NARRATIVES Online Only 1
Organized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
COOPERATION ON CYBERCRIME: RISKS AND SAFEGUARDS
2–3.30 p.m. Online Only 3
Organized by the Council of Europe in cooperation with the Government of Romania
A PANEL DISCUSSION ON ACCESS TO JUSTICE
4.30–6 p.m. Organized by the International Cooperation Department, Research and Training Institute, A
Ministry of Justice of Japan, and the Japan International Cooperation Agency
ADDRESSING ASEAN INTEGRATION CHALLENGES THROUGH REGIONAL BORDER
4.30–6 p.m. MANAGEMENT APPROACH C-1
Organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand
INCLUSIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF UNTOC REVIEW MECHANISM: THE ROLE OF UNODC
IN ENABLING CIVIL SOCIETY, THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND ACADEMICS IN SUPPORTING
4.30–6 p.m. MEMBER STATES B-2
Organized by UNODC
CRIME PREVENTION AND JUSTICE IN 2030: THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE
UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS
4.30–6 p.m. E
Organized by the United Nations Studies Association and the International Association for the
Advancement of Innovative Approaches to Global Challenges
PROMOTING HOLISTIC YOUTH CRIME PREVENTION; THE USE OF SPORT AND
4.30–6 p.m. SPORT-BASED LEARNING TO REACH AT-RISK YOUTH Online Only 1
Organized by UNODC and the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL 16 AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
4.30–6 p.m. Online Only 2
Organized by the International Criminal Court
REGULATING THE INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT OF CULTURAL PROPERTY: SYNERGY
4.30–6 p.m. BETWEEN CRIMINAL LAW AND CIVIL LAW Online Only 3
Organized by the Faculty of Law of Kyushu UniversityTime (Kyoto) Conference room
WEDNESDAY, 10 MARCH
LESSONS LEARNED FROM TERRORIST INCIDENTS CONDUCTED BY AUM SHINRIKYO
9–10.30 a.m. A
Organized by the Public Security Intelligence Agency of Japan
DIVERSION IN JUVENILE JUSTICE: A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
9–10.30 a.m. Organized by the Latin American Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of C-1
Offenders (ILANUD), the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
and the College for Criminal Law Science of Beijing Normal University
TOWARDS ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: GLOBAL EFFORTS TO END CAPITAL
9–10.30 a.m. PUNISHMENT AND CHALLENGES CONFRONTING ASIA-PACIFIC REGION C-2
Organized by the Japan Federation of Bar Associations
INTEGRATING MULTISECTORAL COLLABORATION FOR EFFECTIVE SOCIAL
9–10.30 a.m. REINTEGRATION B-2
Organized by the Inspire Project of the Ministry of Justice of Thailand
INCORPORATING TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS IN THE EDUCATIONAL CURRICULUM:
9–10.30 a.m. UTILIZING THE FIVE UNODC EDUCATION FOR JUSTICE MODULES E
Organized by the College of Law of Qatar University and UNODC
BOOK RELEASE – CONFLICT: THE POLICE AND THE PUBLIC
9–10.30 a.m. Online Only 1
Organized by O.P. Jindal Global University and Delhi University, India
BAHRAIN’S LEADING EXPERIENCE IN COMBATING TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS AND
9–10.30 a.m. PROVIDING CARE AND SUPPORT FOR THE VICTIMS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH UNODC Online Only 2
Organized by the National Committee to Combat Trafficking in Persons of Bahrain
FIGHTING ILLEGAL DEFORESTATION
9–10.30 a.m. Online Only 3
Organized by UNODC
OUTLINE OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS VOLUNTEER SYSTEM
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. A
Organized by the Human Rights Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan
HEALTH CARE IN PRISON: MANAGEMENT DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. C-1
Organized by the Ministry of Justice of Thailand
PERSPECTIVES ON TRANSNATIONAL CRIME: 4TH TO 14TH UNITED NATIONS
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. CONGRESS ON CRIME PREVENTION AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE C-2
Organized by the Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice
CREATING AN INCLUSIVE MODEL OF REHABILITATION OF VICTIMS OF COMMERCIAL
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. SEXUAL EXPLOITATION B-2
Organized by O.P. Jindal Global University, India
THE GLOBAL FOCAL POINT FOR THE RULE OF LAW
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. Organized by United Nations Development Programme and the United Nations Department of E
Peace Operations
MANAGING ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE ACROSS BORDERS IN COUNTER-TERRORISM
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. AND TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZED CRIME CASES Online Only 1
Organized by UNODC
SOCIAL INCLUSION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND SOCIAL WELFARE
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. Online Only 2
Organized by the Asia Crime Prevention Foundation
FOREIGN NATIONAL OFFENDERS: THE TRANSFER OF FOREIGN PRISONERS
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. Online Only 3
Organized by the Ministry of Justice of the United Kingdom
FOLLOW-UP TO THE UNAFEI TRAINING COURSES AND SEMINARS
2–3.30 p.m. A
Organized by UNAFEI and the Asia Crime Prevention Foundation
THE HUMAN DIGNITY AND FAITH PERSPECTIVE ADDRESSING INEQUALITIES AND
2–3.30 p.m. CHALLENGES TO SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR THOSE IMPRISONED C-1
Organized by the International Prison Chaplains Association
CREATING A HOLISTIC MODEL DISCUSSING THE PREVALENCE AND BEST PRACTICES
2–3.30 p.m. TO CURB THE MENACE OF RAGGING C-2
Organized by O.P. Jindal Global University, India
ADDRESSING UNDERREPORTING OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN THROUGH
2–3.30 p.m. EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACHES B-2
Organized by Tilburg UniversityTime (Kyoto) Conference room
GAMES FOR JUSTICE
2–3.30 p.m. Online Only 1
Organized by UNODC
GLOBAL PRISON TRENDS
2–3.30 p.m. Online Only 2
Organized by Penal Reform International
STOP THE WAR ON CHILDREN – PROTECTION OF CHILDREN IN CONFLICT BY
2–3.30 p.m. COMPLYING WITH INTERNATIONAL LAW Online Only 3
Organized by Save the Children Japan
THE ROLE OF THE ASIAN CONFERENCE OF CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES ARCHITECTS
AND PLANNERS – INITIATIVES TO IMPROVE ARCHITECTURAL PLANNING,
DESIGNING, BUILDING, DEVELOPING, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE FOR
4.30–6 p.m. CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES A
Organized by the Facilities Division, Minister’s Secretariat, Ministry of Justice of Japan, and
the Asian Conference of Correctional Facilities Architects and Planners
THE BENEFITS OF CRIME ANALYSIS AND MARTIAL ARTS AND THEIR POSITIVE
4.30–6 p.m. IMPACTS ON GLOBAL COMMUNITIES C-1
Organized by the International Association of Crime Analysts
CREATING A NEW MASS INCARCERATION POPULATION: IMPRISONMENT FOR WHAT
4.30–6 p.m. THEY MIGHT DO IN THE FUTURE C-2
Organized by the Just Future Project
UNODC STRATEGIC VISION FOR AFRICA 2030 – SCALING UP OUR ENGAGEMENT ON
4.30–6 p.m. THE GROUND B-2
Organized by UNODC
VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN RECRUITED BY TERRORIST AND VIOLENT EXTREMIST
4.30–6 p.m. GROUPS: THE CYCLE OF VICTIMIZATION E
Organized by the Working Group on Children Recruited by Terrorist and Violent Extremist Groups
TOWARDS INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES AND A MECHANISM FOR COMBATING
4.30–6 p.m. ILLICIT TRADE AND ORGANIZED CRIME ACROSS SECTORS AND ACROSS BORDERS Online Only 2
Organized by the Siracusa International Institute for Criminal Justice and Human Rights
SOCIAL JUSTICE, CRIME PREVENTION AND THE REPAIR OF SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS:
THE ROLE OF FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS
Organized by the International Association for the Advancement of Innovative Approaches to
4.30–6 p.m. Global Challenges, the International Commission of Catholic Prison Chaplain Pastoral Care, Online Only 3
Dominicans for Justice and Peace, the Universal Peace Foundation, the Unitarian Universalist
Association, the World Society of Victimology, the Institute for Criminal Law and Criminology
of the University of Vienna, the International Association of Penal Law (AIDP) and the Laudato
Si Foundation
THURSDAY, 11 MARCH
DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNIQUES FOR COMBATING POISONING CASES
9–10.30 a.m. A
Organized by the National Police Agency of Japan
HUMAN SECURITY – TOWARDS A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO CRIME
PREVENTION: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN
REGION AND BEYOND
9–10.30 a.m. Organized by Human Security Unit of the United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security, the C-1
Latin American Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders
(ILANUD), the Permanent Latin America Committee for Crime Prevention (COPLAD) and the
Institute for Human Security for Latin America and the Caribbean
ORGAN TRAFFICKING AND TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS FOR ORGAN REMOVAL
9–10.30 a.m. C-2
Organized by Canadian Council on International Law
LAW-RELATED EDUCATION AND DIALOGUE ABOUT SOCIAL ISSUES
9–10.30 a.m. B-2
Organized by Japan Federation of Bar Associations
MOVING BEYOND SOLITARY CONFINEMENT – ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO
9–10.30 a.m. ENSURING DISCIPLINE AND SAFETY IN PRISON SETTINGS Online Only 2
Organized by the Department of Justice of Canada
#ASSASSINATIONWITNESS: MONITORING ASSASSINATIONS AND BEARING WITNESS
9–10.30 a.m. TO THE VICTIMS OF ORGANIZED CRIME Online Only 3
Organized by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized CrimeTime (Kyoto) Conference room
INITIATIVES FOR LAW-RELATED EDUCATION IN JAPAN
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. A
Organized by the Judicial System Department of the Ministry of Justice of Japan
RETHINKING THE “BOUNDARY-ARRANGEMENT” FOR AN EVIDENCE-BASED
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. APPROACH IN ADDRESSING WILDLIFE AND FOREST CRIME C-1
Organized by the Lusaka Agreement Task Force
SEX CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN: THE ASIA-PACIFIC PERSPECTIVE
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. C-2
Organized by the World Society of Victimology
TWENTY YEARS OF THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION – PAST, PRESENT AND
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. FUTURE B-2
Organized by the Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice
COMBATING CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND ABUSE
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. E
Organized by the United Kingdom Home Office
JUSTICE DATA LAB
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. Online Only 3
Organized by the Ministry of Justice of the United Kingdom
STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE BORDER CONTROL
2–3.30 p.m. A
Organized by Immigration Services Agency of Japan
PARTNERING TO END SEXUAL VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN THROUGH EVIDENCE-
BASED RESPONSES AND INTEGRATED APPROACHES
2–3.30 p.m. Organized by the Global Partnership to End Violence against Children, UNODC, the United C-2
Nations Children’s Fund, the World Health Organization, the INSPIRE Advisory Group, Ignite
Philantropy and Together for Girls
THE GLOBAL ILLICIT ECONOMY: TRAJECTORIES OF ORGANIZED CRIME
2–3.30 p.m. B-2
Organized by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime
PROMOTING WOMEN IN LAW ENFORCEMENT ACROSS ASEAN
2–3.30 p.m. Online Only 1
Organized by the UN-Women Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific
ENSURING PROCEDURAL RIGHTS OF SUSPECTS AT THE POLICE CUSTODY STAGE –
2–3.30 p.m. OVERVIEW OF GLOBAL APPROACHES Online Only 2
Organized by the Open Society Justice Initiative and UNODC
COMBATING HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN INDIA – STRATEGIES, INITIATIVES AND
2–3.30 p.m. SUCCESSFUL MODELS Online Only 3
Organized by International Justice Mission, India
THE RULE OF LAW AND INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION/MEDIATION
4.30–6 p.m. Organized by the International Affairs Division, Minister’s Secretariat, Ministry of Justice of A
Japan, and the Japan Federation of Bar Associations.
THE SILENT KILLER: FALSIFIED MEDICAL PRODUCTS
4.30–6 p.m. C-1
Organized by UNODC
VICTIM’S PARTICIPATION FOR CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS AND ACCESS TO JUSTICE
4.30–6 p.m. C-2
Organized by the Japan Federation of Bar Associations
PUNISHING DISADVANTAGE: HOW PENAL PRACTICES ENTRENCH SOCIAL EXCLUSION
4.30–6 p.m. AND THE SCOPE FOR A HEALTH-INFORMED APPROACH TO REFORM B-2
Organized by the Institute for Crime & Justice Policy Research, Birkbeck, University of London
LIFE IMPRISONMENT AND INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS STANDARDS IN ASIA:
4.30–6 p.m. PREREQUISITES AND EFFECTIVE PROCEDURES FOR RELEASE E
Organized by the Japan Federation of Bar Associations
NEW APPROACHES IN ADDRESSING TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS FOR
4.30–6 p.m. ORGAN REMOVAL Online Only 1
Organized by UNODC
ENCOURAGING INNOVATION IN CORRECTIONS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE
4.30–6 p.m. UNITED STATES Online Only 2
Organized by the National Institute of Justice of the United States Department of Justice
CONFISCATION OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDS AND ASSET RECOVERY:
4.30–6 p.m. COMPARATIVE STUDIES Online Only 3
Organized by the College for Criminal Law Science of Beijing Normal UniversityTime (Kyoto) Conference room
FRIDAY, 12 MARCH
RESEARCH FOR THE REAL WORLD
9–10.30 a.m. Organized by the Research Department, Research and Training Institute, Ministry of Justice of B-1
Japan
TOWARDS RESILIENT CHILD JUSTICE SYSTEMS IN TIMES OF CRISIS
9–10.30 a.m. Organized by UNODC, Terre des hommes, Penal Reform International and the International C-1
Association of Youth and Family Judges and Magistrates
LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSES TO TRANSNATIONAL CRIME: AN ANALYSIS OF
9–10.30 a.m. TRAFFICKING C-2
Organized by Centre for Criminology of the University of Oxford
30TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BASIC PRINCIPLES ON THE ROLE OF LAWYERS: ITS
CONTEMPORARY ROLE AND CHALLENGES
9–10.30 a.m. B-2
Organized by the the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, the International Association of
Lawyers (UIA), and the International Bar Association
MENTAL HEALTH IN PRISON SETTINGS = BETTER HEALTH AND SECURITY FOR THE
9–10.30 a.m. COMMUNITY AT LARGE E
Organized by UNODC
NEW AND EMERGING TRANSNATIONAL FORMS OF CRIME: CHALLENGES AND
9–10.30 a.m. OPPORTUNITIES Online Only 1
Organized by the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
TWINNING PROJECT
9–10.30 a.m. Organized by Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service of the United Kingdom and the Online Only 2
Premier League (football)
COUNTER-TERRORISM IN MAJOR SPORTING EVENTS
9–10.30 a.m. Online Only 3
Organized by the Ministry of Justice and Public Security of Brazil
USING A COMPETENCY-BASED APPROACH WHEN BUILDING CAPACITIES OF SOCIAL
WORKFORCE, POLICE, JUSTICE AND DEPRIVATION OF LIBERTY PERSONNEL ON
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. CHILD-FRIENDLY SERVICES: THE EXPERIENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL BUREAU A
FOR CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
Organized by the International Bureau for Children’s Rights
THE RESILIENCE FUND: SUPPORTING COMMUNITY RESPONSES TO
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. ORGANIZED CRIME C-1
Organized by the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime
POLICE VICTIMS: PREVENTION PROGRAMMES BASED ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. BEHAVIOURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INDIVIDUAL’S DAILY PATH C-2
Organized by Ghent University
GENDER AND FIREARMS: EVIDENCE-BASED RESPONSES
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. B-2
Organized by the Small Arms Survey
CRIME PREVENTION AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ERA
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. Organized by Lusíada University and the Centre for Legal, Economic and Environmental E
Studies (CEJEA), Portugal
THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF CRIME FOR STATISTICAL PURPOSES
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. (ICCS): HOW IS IT CHANGING CRIME STATS? Online Only 1
Organized by UNODC
END-TO-END ENCRYPTION AND PUBLIC SAFETY
11.30 a.m.–1 p.m. Online Only 3
Organized by the United Kingdom Home Office
MAPPING AND MITIGATING THE IMPACT OF ILLICIT TRADE ON THE SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT GOALS
2–3.30 p.m. Organized by Siracusa International Institute for Criminal Justice and Human Rights, the B-1
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, and the Transnational Alliance to
Combat Illicit Trade
MEETING OF THE ALLIANCE OF NGOs ON CRIME PREVENTION AND CRIMINAL
2–3.30 p.m. JUSTICE C-1
Organized by the Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal JusticeTime (Kyoto) Conference room
JUSTICE FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME – AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE 35TH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNITED NATIONS DECLARATION OF BASIC PRINCIPLES OF
2–3.30 p.m. JUSTICE FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME AND ABUSE OF POWER C-2
Organized by the World Society of Victimology and the Justice Section of UNODC
CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN – CONTAINING CRIME AND TREATMENT OF OFFENDERS
2–3.30 p.m. THROUGH YOGA, THE WAY AHEAD B-2
Organized by the University of Jammu and the Indian Society of Criminology, India
DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS
2–3.30 p.m. E
Organized by the American Society of Criminology and Criminologists without Borders
THE UNODC CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE: MODERNIZING CRIME AND CRIMINAL
2–3.30 p.m. JUSTICE STATISTICS Online Only 1
Organized by UNODC
THE DEATH PENALTY: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
2–3.30 p.m. Online Only 2
Organized by Amnesty InternationalEXHIBITS
ONLINE HALL 1
1. Doha Declaration Global Programme: Acting for the Rule of Law (UNODC)
2. UNODC Terrorism Prevention Branch
3. Responding to crime: building national capacity, promoting international cooperation
(UNODC Organized Crime and Illicit Trafficking Branch)
4. Diploma in prevention, research for femicide and police action
(UNODC Liaison and Partnership Office in Mexico)
5. UNODC Global eLearning Programme
6. AIRCOP Airport Communication Project (UNODC)
7. International Consortium on Combating Wildlife Crime
8. Advancing Collaborative and Innovative Justice for All (Thailand Institute of Justice)
9. UNODC Regional Programme for South-East Asia: helping to promote the rule of law, counter
organized crime and protect vulnerable groups and communities
ONLINE HALL 2
1. Canon Inc.
2. Toyota Motor Corporation
3. Nippon Control System Corporation
4. NEC Corporation
5. Sanwa Shutter Corporation
6. International Criminal Court
7. International Organization for Migration
8. Advancing Collaborative and Innovative Justice for All
9. Alsok Sohgo Security Services Co., Ltd.
10. Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
11. The Yomiuri Shimbun
12. The National Prison Chaplain Association
13. National Volunteer Prison Visitors’ Association
ONLINE HALL 3
1. Glory Ltd.
2. Shogakukan-Shueisha Productions Co., Ltd.
3. General Incorporated Association HOUBI
4. Takenaka Corporation
5. Fujitsu Limited
6. Kyoto Prefectural Women’s Association for Rehabilitation Aid
7. Kyoto Prefectural Association of Volunteer Probation Officers
8. Japan Federation of Big Brothers and Sisters
ONLINE HALL 4
1. United Nations Asia and Far East Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of
Offenders (UNAFEI)
2. International Cooperation Department, Research and Training Institute, Ministry of Justice
of Japan
3. Asia Crime Prevention Foundation
4. Research Department, Research and Training Institute, Ministry of Justice of Japan
5. Criminal Affairs Planning Division, Criminal Affairs Bureau, National Police Agency of Japan
6. Asian Conference of Correctional Facilities Architects and Planners
7. Lawyer Forum for Victim Support
8. Japan Association of Electronic Article Surveillance Machines
9. Verint by Zuken NetWave Inc.
10. Rigaku Corporation
11. Genesis Commerce CorporationONLINE HALL 5 1. UNODC-World Customs Organization Container Control Programme 2. Ministry of Justice of Thailand 3. Kyoto Local Committee of the 14th United Nations Crime Congress 4. Agency for Cultural Affairs 5. Union of Kansai Governments 6. Ministry of Justice of Japan 7. Japan Legal Support Centre (Houterasu) 8. Kyoto Prison 9. Kyoto Wakakusa Network for Empowerment of Girls and Young Women 10. Japan Association for the 2025 World Exposition
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