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Regional Exercise On Strengthening Maritime Security In The Western Indian Ocean..

29 February 2024

The vast expanse of the Western Indian Ocean (WIO) presents opportunities and challenges for the countries in the region...

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Improving Port Security In Eastern And Southern Africa And The Indian Ocean: Overview Of 2023.

29 February 2024

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) provided assistance to stakeholders responsible for port security...

Strengthening Port Security in Eastern and Southern Africa

Improving Maritime Rule of Law in Madagascar.

22 December 2023

‘Madagascar is the largest island in the Indian Ocean and has 5000 kilometres (km) of coastline and an Exclusive Economic Zone...

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UNODC Mentoring:
Strengthening gender sensitive criminal justice responses in the Seychelles

 

As part of the UNODC Regional Office for Eastern Africa (ROEA) project on supporting the Eastern Africa Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization (EAPCCO) and its Counter-Terrorism Centre of Excellence (CTCoE) to prevent and counter terrorism and transnational organized crime in Eastern Africa, UNODC delivered tailored mentoring sessions for law enforcement and prosecutors in the Seychelles. The sessions aimed to strengthen inter-agency collaboration, address challenges, and share good practices to strengthen gender sensitivity and gender mainstreaming in criminal justice responses to transnational organized crime, terrorism, and sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).