HEUNI Day 2022 - Humane and rational criminal justice in the world of wicked problems

Dr Natalia Ollus, Director, HEUNI and Dr Kimmo Nuotio, Professor of Criminal Law, University of Helsinki, member of the HEUNI Advisory Board

Recorded during HEUNI Day 15.11.2022 at The National Museum of Finland

Perspectives on the future: migration flows, globalisation, rational and humane criminal policy and beyond.

Building on HEUNI's extensive experience of research and policy development in crime prevention and criminal justice, we strive to find new ways of tackling today's wicked problems in order to build a sustainable future. The session focuses on the interconnected questions of globalization, crime, security, migration and rights and aims to provide four perspectives to these topics.

The session celebrates HEUNI's 40th anniversary through a dialogue with government actors, civil society, academia and the private sector.

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HEUNI Day 2022 - In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed is king: preventing labour exploitation in Finland

Anniina Jokinen, Senior Programme Officer, HEUNI, Katja-Pia Jenu, Occupational health and safety inspector, Regional State Administrative Agency and Pekka Hätönen, Detective Senior Superintendent, National Investigation Lead on Trafficking in Human Beings, Helsinki Police Department

Recorded during HEUNI Day 15.11.2022 at The National Museum of Finland

Perspectives on the future: migration flows, globalisation, rational and humane criminal policy and beyond.

Building on HEUNI's extensive experience of research and policy development in crime prevention and criminal justice, we strive to find new ways of tackling today's wicked problems in order to build a sustainable future. The session focuses on the interconnected questions of globalization, crime, security, migration and rights and aims to provide four perspectives to these topics.

The session celebrates HEUNI's 40th anniversary through a dialogue with government actors, civil society, academia and the private sector.

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Vulnerability and trauma: the human(e) encounter in the criminal justice process

Dr Julia Korkman, Senior Programme Officer, HEUNI and Nina Immonen, judge, the National Courts Administration

Recorded during HEUNI Day 15.11.2022 at The National Museum of Finland

Perspectives on the future: migration flows, globalisation, rational and humane criminal policy and beyond.

Building on HEUNI's extensive experience of research and policy development in crime prevention and criminal justice, we strive to find new ways of tackling today's wicked problems in order to build a sustainable future. The session focuses on the interconnected questions of globalization, crime, security, migration and rights and aims to provide four perspectives to these topics.

The session celebrates HEUNI's 40th anniversary through a dialogue with government actors, civil society, academia and the private sector.

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HEUNI Day 2022 - Towards a global hierarchy of victimhood: global inequality, vulnerability and justice

Dr Katja Franko, Professor of Criminology, University of Oslo

Ideals of universalism and the idea that all lives are equally valuable, and should be equally worthy of protection, form a standard narrative for human rights regimes and international legal instruments. Moreover, 'vulnerability' is becoming an increasingly important concept within EU law and decision-making. Yet, realities on the ground are marked by social arrangements where lives are de facto unequally protected. The lecture addresses one of the central criminological concepts and perspectives-that of inequality-and examines possible avenues for theorizing the dynamics of global security inequality and inequalities of victimhood.

Recorded during HEUNI Day 15.11.2022 at The National Museum of Finland

Perspectives on the future: migration flows, globalisation, rational and humane criminal policy and beyond.

Building on HEUNI's extensive experience of research and policy development in crime prevention and criminal justice, we strive to find new ways of tackling today's wicked problems in order to build a sustainable future. The session focuses on the interconnected questions of globalization, crime, security, migration and rights and aims to provide four perspectives to these topics.

The session celebrates HEUNI's 40th anniversary through a dialogue with government actors, civil society, academia and the private sector.

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In the #HEUNI40 podcast series we discuss with our partners and friends highlights of the developments in crime prevention during the past four decades as well as future trends.

This episode dives into the history of HEUNI with two colleagues, who worked at HEUNI from its establishment. In this podcast Terhi Viljanen, Matti Joutsen and Natalia Ollus will take you on a historical tour of why HEUNI was established, and how the work was organised back then. The podcast also presents many aspects of the United Nations work on crime prevention and criminal justice.

The European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control (HEUNI), affiliated with the United Nations, is the European link in the network of institutes operating within the framework of the United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme.

HEUNI was established through an agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Finland in 1981, and in this 40th anniversary podcast series you have the chance to listen to interesting guests and hot topics related to HEUNI's partners and strategy.

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The European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control (HEUNI), affiliated with the United Nations, is the European link in the network of institutes operating within the framework of the United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme.

HEUNI was established through an agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Finland in 1981, and in this 40th anniversary podcast series you have the chance to listen to interesting guests and hot topics related to HEUNI's partners and strategy.

Our guest in this episode is Dr. Miklós Lévay, Chairperson of the Advisory Board of HEUNI in 2013-2017 and 2018-2022, Professor of Criminology and Criminal Law, responsible for the Master's program in Criminology at the Eötvös Loránd University.

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The European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control (HEUNI), affiliated with the United Nations, is the European link in the network of institutes operating within the framework of the United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme.

HEUNI was established through an agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Finland in 1981, and in this 40th anniversary podcast series you have the chance to listen to interesting guests and hot topics related to HEUNI's partners and strategy.

Our guest in this episode is Dr Rick Brown, the Deputy Director of the Australian Institute of Criminology. He has been a criminologist for 30 years and has worked extensively on issues associated with crime prevention, community safety and policing in Australia, the UK and Republic of Ireland. Rick has published over 60 government reports, book chapters and journal articles on a range of issues including antisocial behaviour, arson, burglary, CCTV, community justice, drink driving, implementing crime prevention, organised crime, policing and vehicle crime. He holds a PhD from the London School of Economics and Political Science and is on the editorial boards of the Journal of Community Safety, the Crime Prevention and Community Safety Journal and the Security Journal.

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