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Discussions will explore the benefits proffered in different jurisdictions by the use of non-coercive, information-gathering interviewing models that are human rights-compliant and evidence-based.
UNTOC-COP 10
The side event is part of the tenth session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC-COP 10), and is co-sponsored by the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Vienna.
Preliminary agenda
Welcoming remarks |
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10:00-10:10 |
Ms. Candice Welsch, Deputy Director, Division for Operations, UNODC |
Panel discussion |
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10:10-10:40 |
Moderated by Barbara Bernath, APT Secretary General Investigative interviewing in the context of transnational organized crime and the broader issue of police reform, Dr. Ivar Fahsing, Detective Chief Superintendent/NCHR Expert consultant Prosecutorial point of view on the advantage of non-coercive investigative interviewing and Thai experiences, Mrs. Santanee Ditsayabut, Provincial Chief Public Prosecutor/University lecturer Developing international guidelines on interviewing: Need for such guidelines and steps ahead. African experience on police reform and the role of civil society in oversight Mr. Sean Tait, Director, APCOF |
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Questions / Comments from the floor |
More information and full programme for UNTOC-COP 10, 12-16 October 2020.