Making Security-Justice Coordination Inclusive of Citizens and Communities
Channel: Africa Center for Strategic Studies
Date: 2021-11-23

Session 4,
"Enhancing Security-Justice Coordination to Counter Transnational Organized Crime"
Virtual Academic Program

Presented by:
Dr. Martha Mutisi
Mr. Raouf Farrah

Objectives:
• Consider the security, development, and governance dimensions shaping how TOC affects citizens (including along the lines of gender, youth, and other relevant identity-based distinctions)
• Analyze how community and citizen relationships with state security and justice officials affects their trust in these actors to implement coordinated counter TOC efforts locally
• Analyze the preconditions that must be in place to make security-justice coordination effective, especially grassroots elements of rule of law that are frequently overlooked
Identify various community-based and people-centered coordination approaches to counter TOC from urban and rural areas

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