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The Department of Justice (DOJ) has several key responsibilities: enforce laws, defend the nation, protect the public, and provide federal leadership. It aims to punish unlawful behavior, prevent terrorism and crimes, ensure justice, and promote national security. The DOJ is headed by Attorney General Eric Holder and comprises agencies like the Drug Enforcement Administration and Criminal Division. It also evaluates state programs and works to reduce local crimes and counterterrorism over six years.
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Human trafficking bill ppt
Human trafficking involves the sale and exploitation of human beings for forced labor or sex trafficking. There are two main types - labor trafficking and sex trafficking. Countries with large numbers of human trafficking include Albania, Belarus, Bulgaria, China, Lithuania, Nigeria, Moldova, Romania, Russia, Thailand, Ukraine, Belgium, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Turkey, and the United States. Causes include poverty, culture, illegal immigration, corrupt governments, lack of victim testimony, and unawareness. Victims suffer long-term physical and psychological trauma. Solutions proposed include increasing awareness, holding companies accountable, prosecuting traffickers, and imposing fines on convicted companies.
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This presentation was made during the National Wildlife Crime Coordination Task Force Meeting held at the source of the Nile hotel in Jinja in March 2019IOSI-April2015
The document is about a new global security organization called the International Organization for Security and Intelligence (IOSI). IOSI aims to support national, regional, and international security efforts to protect governments, private sectors, and people from existing and emerging global threats. It has representatives in over 15 countries and provides programs, advising, consulting, training, and education on issues like transnational crime, terrorism, and improving public safety. The organization's president, Johan Obdola, is an expert in counter narcoterrorism and IOSI brings together security experts from around the world.
Crime Prevention Basics
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Fall 2015 Final Report - S.27
Senate Bill 27: The Wildlife Trafficking Enforcement Act of 2015 aims to increase enforcement and penalties for large-scale violations of wildlife trafficking laws. The bill applies existing laws against organized crime and money laundering to wildlife trafficking crimes over $10,000. Funds from convictions will support conservation of impacted species. This report outlines an implementation strategy called "Operation Tiger" to achieve the goals of S.27 through enhanced enforcement, international cooperation, and generating conservation funds.
Human Trafficking Tier
Human trafficking is defined as exploiting people through coercion or deception for forced labor or sexual exploitation. Hundreds of thousands of people, mostly women and children, are trafficked worldwide and in the U.S. each year. While many countries and organizations have made efforts to combat trafficking through laws and services for victims, trafficking remains one of the largest criminal industries and more coordination of advocacy and services is still needed.
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Chief Henninger of the Vail Police Department and Megan McGee Bonta formed the Eagle County Law Enforcement Immigration Advisory Committee (LEIAC) to address the challenges of enforcing immigration laws and maintain trust with the local immigrant community. Through LEIAC, they provided language resources, cultural training, and advocacy support. This resulted in more crime reporting by immigrants without fear of deportation, and reductions in crimes against and arrests of immigrants. Their collaborative efforts have been recognized for improving public safety while upholding the law.
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Global child abuse is a trend that has been existing across the globe from the time immemorial. Sexual abuse is even the most common form of global child abuse. It is a worrying phenomenon given the people who perpetrate these acts of inhumanity against the children are mostly those around them including even their relatives. Global child abuse is an issue that needs to be solved and stemmed as soon as possible given the adverse physical, emotional, social, and psychological effects the acts may have on the children as they grow up into adulthood.
Interpol. Int (2020). International Child Sexual Exploitation Database. Retrieved from https://www.interpol.int/en/Crimes/Crimes-against-children/International-Child-Sexual-Exploitation-database
The information relayed by this website by Interpol Origination presents a database in which victim identification professionals across the globe find images of sexual abuse against children and analyses and compare them critically. The International Child Sexual Exploitation (ICSE) contains images and videos regarding children sexual exploitation and therefore acting as a tool for investigative sharing of data concerning the menace. The article provides a graphical illustration of the steps to be followed to identify victims of child sexual abuse as many of them go silent owing to the threats from their oppressors.
The source is without a doubt a resource for my research on the topic coming later. The Interpol Organization has a wide information base thanks to the numerous articles posted by them on the site. For instance, we have many of them including how the organization responds to crime against children, identification of the victim process, categorizing the child abuse contents, and helping to keep children safe online.
The source’s research can be applied in my study later during the course. Knowing that many sexual crimes against children go unnoticed, the application of the victim identification process given by the article by Interpol Organization will be helpful in my research as I will have to include the process in my work. Again, the accurate data of the alarming child sexual abuse illustrated by the article will help me incorporate data into my research to make it quantitative rather than qualitative.
Unicef.org (2020). Child protection from violence, exploitation, and abuse. Retrieved from https://www.unicef.org/protection/57929_58006.html
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