XVI International Meeting on Criminal Sciences Commences in Havana

Havana hosts the XVI International Meeting on Criminal Sciences and the IV Conference on “Legality, Law and Society” organized by the Attorney General’s Office. The events focus on crime prevention and the fight against organized crime, addressing issues like human trafficking and cybercrime. Authorities from multiple countries participate to strengthen collaborative efforts against these challenges.

Havana, Cuba, is currently hosting the XVI International Meeting on Criminal Sciences and the IV Conference on “Legality, Law and Society”. These significant events are organized by the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) and gather distinguished professionals from diverse branches of Law. The focus of the discussions revolves around critical global issues such as crime prevention and combat, particularly in response to organized crime and its evolving manifestations, including human trafficking and cybercrime.

The conferences are set to welcome authorities from various nations, including Russia, Belarus, China, Vietnam, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Angola, Mozambique, Colombia, and Spain. These representatives will also partake in an International Seminar aimed at combating crime, held under a European Union initiative designed to bolster national capacities and defense mechanisms against crime.

The significance of these gatherings lies in their ability to showcase the essential role of legal professionals and the law in fostering safer, more equitable societies. In a world facing complex challenges, the meetings reflect a collective commitment to address the persistent and borderless threats posed by organized crime.

The XVI International Meeting on Criminal Sciences and the IV Conference on “Legality, Law and Society” in Havana underscore the urgent need for collaboration in combating organized crime. By uniting legal experts and authorities from around the world, these events aim to enhance global capacities in crime prevention and promote justice in the face of transnational challenges.

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