The XVI International Meeting on Criminal Sciences and IV Conference “Legality, Law and Society” began in Havana, focusing on crime prevention strategies and international cooperation against organized crime, including human trafficking and cybercrime, with participants from several countries contributing to discourse on enhancing national capacities.
The XVI International Meeting on Criminal Sciences and the IV Conference titled “Legality, Law and Society” commenced today in Havana, Cuba, convened by the Attorney General’s Office (FGR). This event attracts distinguished legal professionals from Cuba and abroad, focusing on the critical issues of crime prevention and combating the vulnerabilities nations face from new forms of organized crime, including human trafficking, international drug trafficking, and cybercrime.
Participants from multiple countries, including Russia, Belarus, China, Vietnam, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Angola, Mozambique, Colombia, and Spain, are expected to contribute to these discussions. In addition, an International Seminar addressing crime fighting strategies is being conducted as part of a European Union initiative aimed at strengthening national capacities and defense mechanisms.
The gatherings not only address pressing global challenges but also affirm the integral role of legal practitioners in creating safer, more equitable societies in response to contemporary complexities and dynamics. Through collaboration and knowledge exchange, these events signal a united front against the evolving landscape of organized crime.
The International Meeting on Criminal Sciences in Havana aims to fortify efforts against organized crime while enhancing international collaboration among legal professionals. By uniting experts from various nations, the event seeks to develop more robust legal frameworks capable of addressing transnational crime effectively. These initiatives underscore the necessity of continued dialogue and partnership in building a secure and just global society.
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