This book is about the nature of police capacity-building and its specific role in support of the process of reform in police organizations in transition states, particularly those in a post-conflict period.
Report presents the results of the research conducted in co-operation with Unicef Netherlands and is supposed to answer the question: "How and where are children exploited in the Netherlands, and how can they be protected from such exploitation?"
This report provides an assessment of the Serbian police service's capacity to fight economic crime. The authors addressed a number of recommendations to the Serbian authorities and to other relevant international actors.
The report provides concrete recommendations for the Ministry of Interior, Police Administration, other government institutions, as well as for the international community, which are meant to form the basis for future constructive discussions.
Publication produced by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre (UK) on behalf of the Home Office and the Border and Immigration Agency. The Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre is affliated to the Serious and Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) and works to protect children from sexual abuse and hold offenders to account.