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UNAFEI WORK PROGRAMME FOR 2010
I. TRAINING
A. The 144th International Senior Seminar
The 144th International Senior Seminar was held from 12 January to 9 February 2010. The main themeof the Seminar was “The Enhancement of Appropriate Measures for Victims of Crime at Each Stage of theCriminal Justice Process”. Fourteen overseas participants, seven Japanese participants and two Japaneseobservers attended.

B. 145th International Training Course
The 145th International Training Course was held from 12 May to 18 June 2010. The main theme of theCourse was “Effective Resettlement of Offenders by Strengthening ‘Community Reintegration Factors’”.
Ten overseas participants, two overseas course counsellors and eight Japanese participants attended.
C. 146th International Training Course
The 146th International Training Course is scheduled for 25 August to 1 October 2010. The main themeof the Course is “Attacking the Proceeds of Crime: Identification, Confiscation, Recovery and Anti-Money
Laundering Measures”. Ten overseas participants and nine Japanese participants will attend.
D. The Tenth Training Course on the Juvenile Delinquent Treatment System for Kenya
The Tenth Training Course on the Juvenile Delinquent Treatment System for Kenya was held from 15February to 11 March 2010. Participants from Kenya reviewed their progress in regard to improving thetreatment of juveniles in correctional institutions and in the community and the progress they have made inestablishing a Volunteer Children’s Officers programme.
E. The Sixth Seminar on Criminal Justice for Central Asia
The Sixth Seminar on Criminal Justice for Central Asia was held from 3 to 18 March 2010. The main
theme of the Seminar was “Effective Criminal Justice Measures against Drug Offences and Prevention ofInternational Drug Trafficking”. Nine government officials from four Central Asian countries, Kazakhstan,Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, attended.
F. The Fifth Country Specific Training Course on the Community-Based Treatment of Offenders
through the Holistic Approach to Volunteer Resource Development for the Philippines
The Fifth Country Specific Training Course on the Community-Based Treatment of Offenders throughthe Holistic Approach to Volunteer Resource Development for the Philippines was held from 22 June to 2
July 2010. The number of participants, who were Parole and Probation Officers and Volunteer Probation
Aides, was ten. They discussed measures to improve the probation system and the promotion of Volunteer
Probation Aides.
G. The 13th International Training Course on the Criminal Justice Response to Corruption
The 13th International Training Course on the Criminal Justice Response to Corruption will be held from18 October to 12 November 2010. In this Course, Japanese and overseas officials engaged in corruption
control will comparatively analyse the current situation of corruption, methods of combating corruption andmeasures to enhance international co-operation.
II. TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION
Regional Training Programmes
1. Short-Term Experts in Latin America
Two faculty members visited Costa Rica and Honduras in August 2010. In Costa Rica they jointly hosted,with ILANUD, a course on Criminal Justice Reform in Latin America in which several countries wererepresented. In Honduras, they held a follow-up seminar on the specific situation in that country.
2. Short-Term Experts in Kenya
Two UNAFEI professors will be dispatched to Kenya between 31 July and 12 September 2010. The
professors will assist the Children’s Services Department of the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social

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Development, and other juvenile justice agencies, in capacity building for child care and protection officers inthe juvenile justice system.

B. Fourth Regional Seminar on Good Governance for Southeast Asian Countries
The Fourth Regional Seminar on Good Governance will be held from 7 to 9 December 2010, in Manila,
the Philippines. The main theme of the Seminar will be “Securing Protection and Co-operation of Witnesses
and Whistle-blowers”. Approximately 25 participants from Southeast Asian countries will attend.

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