"CRIME PREVENTION"

Women in United Nations Police play critical role towards fostering community trust, protecting most vulnerable groups, speakers tell Security Council.

The United Nations Peacekeeping Chief, Jean-Pierre Lacroix, told the Security Council that current challenges to global peace, security and development, “will increasingly call for unique and specific policing responses.” UNIFEED

Economic and Social Council grants 209 non-governmental organizations consultative status, adopts seven resolutions, six decisions, as management segment resumes.

International community has failed at turning responsibility to protect into reality, speakers stress, as General Assembly concludes debate.

During the high-level debate, Member States and Observers of the General Assembly exchanged views about opportunities and challenges in mainstreaming youth in crime and violence prevention policies and practices as well as initiatives that aim to mobilize and empower youth as agents of change and contribute to more effective, evidence-based prevention.

During the high-level debate, Member States and Observers of the General Assembly exchanged views about opportunities and challenges in mainstreaming youth in crime and violence prevention policies and practices as well as initiatives that aim to mobilize and empower youth as agents of change and contribute to more effective, evidence-based prevention.

Briefing by Paulina Kubiak, Spokesperson for the President of the 76th Session of the General Assembly.

Questions pertaining to crime prevention, criminal justice, among texts adopted by Economic and Social Council.

Innovative ways needed to overcome growing divergence in non-proliferation regime, speakers say, as General Assembly considers Atomic Energy Agency’s annual report.

Security Council delegates call for increasing number of women in United Nations Police, as peacekeeping chief outlines priorities.