May 2010
Monday 3rd
9:00am
Violations of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
Linköping, Sweden
3-7 May 2010
The European Science Foundation in Partnership with FWF and LiU is organising the following conference:
Violations of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law: Investigation and
Prevention of Torture and Death in Custody
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The event will be held at Linköping in Sweden on 3-7 May 2010. The
closing date for call for papers applications is on the 8th of February.
The full conference programme is accessible online from www.esf.org/conferences/10318.
We would also like to remind early stage researchers about the
availability of a certain number of grants (to cover the conference
fee and possibly part of the travel costs). Grant requests should be
made by ticking appropriate field(s) in the paragraph "Grant application" of the application form
View conference flyer
Call for Papers leaflet
June 2010
Saturday 5th
8:00am
Societies in Transition
Marrakesh
Ninth Biennial International Conference - Societies in Transition: Balancing Security, Social Justice and Tradition
John Jay College of Criminal Justice, in partnership with the Advisory Council of Human Rights of the Kingdom of Morocco and Hassan II University, is pleased to announce its Ninth Biennial International Conference to be held in the City of Marrakesh from June 2 to June 5, 2010.
The theme of the conference is: Societies in Transition: Balancing Security, Social Justice and Tradition. The conference, designed to promote international and interdisciplinary understanding of justice issues in its broadest sense, aspires to bring together scholars, practitioners, government leaders, police officials, advocates and international organizations...read more
Wednesday 23rd
9:00am
Drugs, Alcohol and Criminal Justice
Friends House, London, UK
Drugs, Alcohol and Criminal Justice: Ethics, Effectiveness and Economics of Interventions - The Second European Conference of the CONNECTIONS Project
23-25 June 2010
The conference will look at a range of interventions and treatments, from harm reduction to drug free ‘recovery’. The premise is that no one treatment modality can deal effectively with the complex range of presented needs for clients in the criminal justice system. The task of the conference is to discuss and debate how best the different components can be combined most effectively.
Do you have an interesting experience in working with drug users in the criminal justice system, in the area of practice, research, advocacy, policy development? Do not miss the deadline for submitting the abstract, which needs to be received at the latest by the 14 February 2010.
More information, registrations and abstracts submission at www.connectionsproject.eu
October 2010
Friday 29th
9:00am
ICPA 12th AGM and Conference
Het Pand, Ghent, Belgium
Building Bridges
24-29th October 2010
In collaboration with Ghent University Institute for International Research on Criminal Policy, the Belgium Public Federal Service of Justice will host ICPA's 12th AGM and Conference at "Het Pand", the Cultural Centre of Ghent University.
More information coming soon...
Video - The University of Ghent
Video - Invitation to Ghent
Ghent Flyer