A new study prepared by UNICRI on the role of anti-counterfeiting technologies in increasing governments’ and citizens’ safety has been presented in Washington DC on 25th February 2016, during an event co-organized by the World Bank and UNICRI, in the framework of the Global Forum on Law, Justice and Development.
The Compendium brings together the resources of over a dozen UN entities and international organizations whose work encompasses one or more aspects of border security. It was produced by the CTITF Working Group on Border Management Relating to Counter-Terrorism to provide relevant information and guidance to Member States on implementation of the legal, institutional and practical counter-terrorism-related measures required to secure their borders.
UNICRI is pleased to present the on-line Art to Fight Crime exhibition, intended to illustrate some cross-cultural representations and awareness campaigns of several types of crimes. These crimes include counterfeiting, trafficking in persons, juvenile delinquency, money laundering, corruption, cybercrime, and environmental crime.
