POLIS - Policing OnLine Information System
The Digital Library is a collection of documents created and supported by a community of policing experts. It is also a central repository of knowledge on all aspects of international police-related assistance.
24 October 2011 - 31 May 2012
The goal of this online forum is to facilitate discussions among Criminal Justice System experts from the OSCE participating States, OSCE executive structures and international and national organizations on the topic of holistic police reform within the reform of the wider Criminal justice System (CJS). More
7 March 2012 - 8 March 2012
The second annual eCrime Researchers Sync-Up, organised in conjunction with University College Dublin's Centre for Cybercrime Investigation, is a two-day exchange of presentations and discussions related to eCrime research in progress and, as importantly, for networking of researchers within the disciplines that are defining the cybercrime research field today. More
The OSCE Policing OnLine Information System (POLIS) is a comprehensive,
multi-lingual resource that consolidates all aspects of law enforcement activities
within the OSCE area, including police assistance, training techniques and funding
opportunities. Our objective is to make this vast storehouse of information available to
interested parties and to create a virtual community of policing
experts.
POLIS is maintained by the staff of the Strategic Police Matters Unit (SPMU).
We are interested in establishing partnership with relevant international organizations and national police agencies and academies
Find out moreThe Policing Experts Database provides a roster of highly qualified experts that OSCE and other international organizations can benefit from through consultancy-type services not exceeding six months.
Find out moreCountry profiles of the OSCE Participating States and Partners for Co-operation provide information about law enforcement structures and a general overview of the criminal justice system.
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