Havana is hosting the XVI International Meeting on Criminal Sciences and IV Conference on “Legality, Law and Society,” focusing on crime prevention and resilience against organized crime. Legal professionals from various countries will participate, and an International Seminar will address crime fighting under a European Union initiative. These events highlight the essential role of law in creating safer societies amidst complex issues.
Havana is currently hosting the XVI International Meeting on Criminal Sciences and the IV Conference on “Legality, Law and Society,” organized by the Attorney General’s Office (FGR). The gatherings draw distinguished legal professionals from Cuba and abroad, aiming to tackle vital issues, including the prevention of crime and enhancing national resilience against organized crime, particularly focusing on human trafficking, international drug trafficking, and cybercrime.
Participants from various countries such as Russia, Belarus, China, Vietnam, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Angola, Mozambique, Colombia, and Spain will partake in these events. In addition, an International Seminar addressing the fight against crime is included in the agenda, aimed at strengthening national capacities and defense mechanisms under a European Union initiative.
These conferences underscore the pivotal role played by legal professionals in fostering safer and more equitable societies that align with today’s complex global challenges.
In summary, the XVI International Meeting on Criminal Sciences and the IV Conference on “Legality, Law and Society” in Havana showcases global cooperation among legal experts in addressing crime prevention and enhancing defenses against organized crime. By bringing together professionals from multiple nations, the events affirm the significance of law in cultivating safer societies amidst evolving challenges.
Original Source: www.cubanews.acn.cu
