CONTENTSINTRODUCTORY NOTE........................................................................................................................................................ ⅵ
PART ONEWORK PRODUCT OF THE 173rd
INTERNATIONAL TRAINING COURSETACKLING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN
THROUGH OFFENDER TREATMENT: PREVENTION OF REOFFENDING
Visiting Experts’ Papers⃝ Assessment and Treatment of Men Who Sexually Offend against Women or against
Childrenby Dr. Franca Cortoni (Canada)...................................................................................................................................... 3⃝ Implementing Effective Treatment for Sexual Offenders
by Dr. Franca Cortoni (Canada)................................................................................................................................................ 11⃝ How Does Group Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Prevent Sexual Offender Recidivism?
by Ms. ASAHINA Makiko (Japan)............................................................................................................................................ 19⃝ Examination of the Relationship between Denial/Minimization and Recidivism among
Sexual Offenders
by Dr. TAKAHASHI Masaru (Japan)................................................................................................................................... 25⃝ Characteristics of Violent Offenders in Japan and Prevention of Reoffending—Focusing
on Community-Based Treatment
by Mr. TANI Masayuki (Japan).................................................................................................................................................. 33⃝ Violence against Women and Children in Namibia: Perspectives and Systematic
Measures to Support Perpetrators
by Ms. Mariana Martin (Namibia)............................................................................................................................................ 36⃝ Gender-Based Violence in Namibia: Treating the Perpetrator as an Individualby Ms. Mariana Martin (Namibia)............................................................................................................................................ 43⃝ Current Circumstances and Measures about Violence against Women and Children andRelated Offenders’ Treatment in Thailand
by Dr. Kattiya Ratanadilok (Thailand)................................................................................................................................ 49

Participants’ Papers⃝ Tackling Violence against Women and Children through Offender Treatment:
Prevention of Reoffending
by Mr. Chun-man Chan (Hong Kong)................................................................................................................................... 56⃝ Female Inmates Who Abused Their Own Children and Prospects for Their Treatment
by Ms. KIMURA Yayoyi (Japan)............................................................................................................................................... 63⃝ The Correctional Service of Solomon Islands' Response to Ending Violence against
Women and Children
by Mr. Francis Kiri (Solomon Islands)................................................................................................................................. 70iii

⃝ The Sri Lankan Scenario of Prevention of Reoffending in Cases of Violence against
Women and Childrenby Mr. G.L. Priyantha (Sri Lanka)......................................................................................................................................... 74⃝ The United Nations Model Strategies and the Treatment of Offenders of Violenceagainst Women and Children: Good Practices and Challenges in Southeast Asia
by Mr. Ukrit Sornprohm (Thailand)....................................................................................................................................... 82

Reports of the Course⃝ Introducing and Promoting Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) in the Treatment ofViolence against Women and Children (VAWC) Offenders
by Group 1.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 94⃝ Multi-stakeholder Cooperation to Promote VAWC Offender Rehabilitation and Prevent
Reoffending
by Group 2.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 98⃝ Non-custodial Measures for VAWC Offenders and Reoffending Prevention
by Group 3................................................................................................................................................................................................102

PART TWOWORK PRODUCT OF THE 22ND UNAFEI UNCACTRAINING PROGRAMMEDETECTION, INVESTIGATION, PROSECUTION AND ADJUDICATION OF
HIGH-PROFILE CORRUPTION
Visiting Experts’ Papers⃝ Effective Measures to Detect, Investigate and Prosecute High-Profile Corruption inHong Kongby Mr. David A. Williams (Hong Kong)...........................................................................................................................107⃝ Deferred Prosecution Agreements
by Mr. Alun P. Milford (United Kingdom).....................................................................................................................114

Participants’ Papers⃝ The Brazilian Criminal Justice Response to Corruption—The Lessons of the Car WashCaseby Mr. Alexandre Collares Barbosa (Brazil)...................................................................................................................119⃝ A Bribery Case Related to Mining Licensesby Mr. Hendra Eka Saputra (Indonesia)............................................................................................................................124⃝ Ensuring the Integrity and Independence of the Judiciary in Japanby Ms. MINAMI Urara (Japan).................................................................................................................................................130⃝ Detection, Investigation, Prosecution and Adjudication of High-Profile Corruption inMalawi
by Mr. Fidelis K. Chinsakaso (Malawi)..............................................................................................................................133iv

⃝ The Criminal Justice Response to and the Current Situation of High-Profile Corruption
in Pakistan
by Mr. Faisal Majeed Khan (Pakistan)................................................................................................................................139⃝ Prosecution and Adjudication of High-Profile Corruption in Thailand: New Amendment
on Trial in Absentia
by Ms. Arphatharee Arsapaviriya (Thailand)................................................................................................................150⃝ Specific Features of Corruption Prevention in Ukraine
by Hon. Olga Lunova (Ukraine)...............................................................................................................................................156⃝ International Cooperation as an Effective Tool for Combating Corruption: A PracticalExampleby Ms. Olesia Marenych (Ukraine)..........................................................................................................................................161⃝ Implementation of and Compliance with the United Nations Convention Against
Corruption in Viet Nam: Difficulties and Solutions
by Mr. Nguyen Thanh Thuy (Viet Nam)..........................................................................................................................165⃝ Detection, Investigation, Prosecution and Adjudication of High-Profile Corruption
by Ms. Venrandah Munyoro (Zimbabwe)..........................................................................................................................170

Reports of the Programme⃝ Effective Measures to Overcome Undue Political Influence and Ensure Integrity ofCriminal Justice Authorities and Effective Measures to Obtain Leads from Open
Sourcesby Group 1................................................................................................................................................................................................174⃝ Effective Measures to Ensure Independence and Integrity of Criminal JusticeAuthorities
by Group 2................................................................................................................................................................................................177⃝ Special Investigative Techniques
by Group 3................................................................................................................................................................................................180⃝ Effective Measures to Detect, Investigate and Prosecute High-Profile Corruption
by Group 4................................................................................................................................................................................................183

APPENDIX........................................................................................................................................................................................... 187
Group Photos⃝ 173rd International Training Course....................................................................................................................................189⃝ 22nd UNAFEI UNCAC Training Programme.............................................................................................................190

RESOURCE MATERIAL SERIES INDEX......................................................................................................... 191v