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description: Eleven presentations from 2005 s Eleventh U.N. Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, held in Bangkok, Thailand, evaluate existing multinational activities to prevent transnational crimes and pursue justice at the international level. Successes include the global trend toward more formal and multilateral cooperation agreements that reduce the number of places for criminals and their assets to hide. Weaknesses include the need to make the extradition process more efficient and to enlist developing nations in law enforcement cooperation.The papers include: Report from the Rapporteur, by Jay Albanese; Keynote Address by Kunihiro Horiuchi; Global Crime Report on Crime and Justice, by Masamba Sita; Law Enforcement Co-operation and Judicial Assistance in the Asia and Pacific Region, by Rob McCusker; Co-operation and Law Enforcement to Counter Organised Crime in the Common Market Countries of South America (MERCOSUL), by Edmundo Oliveira; Enhancing International Law Enforcement Co-operation: a Global Overview by Interpol, by Ulrich Kersten; Enhancing International Law Enforcement Co-operation, including Extradition by Europol, by Robert Di Legami; Extradition and Mutual Legal Assistance in the Asian and Pacific Region, by Takafumi Sato; Extradition Measures, by Andreas Schloenhardt; International Law Enforcement Co-operation, Including Extradition Measures: An Overview of Initiatives in Southern Africa, by Mukelabai Mukelabai; International Criminal Co-operation or Mutual Assistance, by Juan Pablo Glasinovic Vernon. Also reprinted are the workshop program, Reflections on the 11th UN Congress by Jon Spencer, and the workshop s Background Paper.
title: Enhancing International Law Enforcement Co-operation, Including Extradition Measures:  HEUNI Report series # 46
titlecomplete: Enhancing International Law Enforcement Co-operation, Including Extradition Measures:  HEUNI Report series # 46
publisher: Criminal Justice Press