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NEED TO KEEP PACE WITH NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN CRIME PREVENTION EMPHASIZED THIS AFTERNOON AT UN CRIME CONGRESS
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VIENNA, 11 April -- The Tenth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders concluded this afternoon its review of the state of the law and criminal justice worldwide.
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VIENNA, 10 April -- Several delegates painted a picture of the changed crime situation in the world this afternoon, as the Tenth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders considered the state of crime and criminal justice worldwide.
Tenth UN Crime Congress Begins Second Day in Vienna; Continues Review of State of Crime and Justice Worldwide
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South African Justice Minister Elected Congress President; Meeting Addressed by UN Deputy Secretary-General, Congress Secretary-General
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Key Issues Include Transnational Organized Crime, Computer Crime, Corruption
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VIENNA, 3 December (UN Information Service) -- How crime can be better controlled and prevented both nationally and transnationally will be the main topic at a meeting of experts and top government officials from 52 African nations in Kampala, Uganda, from 7 to 9 December.