Archive

01.10.2021
Roma Civil Monitor
02.10.2021
Murder by Contract: Targeted killings in eastern and southern Africa
03.10.2021
Safe Cities for women in Malaysia
04.10.2021
European Crime Prevention Award and Best Practice Conference 2021
05.10.2021
CoronaCrime #73
06.10.2021
Tech & Terrorism: Research Finds Neo-Nazis Remain On Social Media
07.10.2021
Queensland police to trial AI tool designed to predict and prevent domestic violence incidents
08.10.2021
Online Seminar: Cutting Crime Impact in Estonia: Building Safer Cities Together
09.10.2021
Commemorating the victims of enforced disappearances in Mexico
10.10.2021
The Climate Crisis is a Child Rights Crisis
11.10.2021
The Global Organized Crime Index 2021
12.10.2021
CoronaCrime #74
13.10.2021
Sexual abuse during humanitarian operations still happens. What must be done to end it?
14.10.2021
Ecuador’s Prison Slaughterhouse a Warning to Rest of Latin America
15.10.2021
Virtual Symposium: Understanding and Preventing Youth Hate Crimes and Identity-Based Bullying
16.10.2021
Winter School: Global Mobilities, Securities and Social Justice
17.10.2021
ICA Virtual Conference: Why CPTED? Creating liveable environments
18.10.2021
Ransomware victimisation among Australian computer users
19.10.2021
CoronaCrime #75
20.10.2021
Final CCI Conference: Designing Security Futures
21.10.2021
Curbing Violence: What Works
22.10.2021
Environmental Crime: Illegal Timber and Impunity in Peru
23.10.2021
Corporate America’s $50 billion promise
24.10.2021
Report on Approaches and Tools to Assess and Measure Security and Safety in Urban Areas
25.10.2021
Efus Declaration Security, Democracy and Cities
26.10.2021
CoronaCrime #76
27.10.2021
EU Strategy on combating antisemitism and fostering Jewish life (2021-2030)
28.10.2021
Live streaming of child sexual abuse: An analysis of offender chat logs
29.10.2021
Counterterrorism and Counterextremism Strategies for Terrorist Returnees from Syria
30.10.2021
Use of artificial intelligence by the police: MEPs oppose mass surveillance
31.10.2021
New Research Says Police in Schools Don't Reduce Shootings but They Do Increase Expulsions and Arrests