Traduction de «Enquête de déclaration uniforme de la criminalité » (Français → Anglais) :

3. IMPROVEMENT - A uniform process for training and capacity building in MS, with the scope to upgrade both basic and advanced knowledge of investigative tools, procedures and trends in order for all MS to be able to address the increasing challenge in this crime area which develops rapidly.

19. Reiterates its concern at the lack of any significant progress in fighting high-level corruption and organised crime, and in establishing a track record for prosecutions and convictions; stresses that organised crime remains an issue of major concern; notes that the Government of Kosovo needs to give a clear and explicit signal that the country is conducting a systematic fight against corruption at all levels; calls on the authorities to adopt promptly a comprehensive and strategic approach to fighting endemic corruption, which remains a significant obstacle to Kosovo’s democratic, social and economic development; calls on the Kosovo Anti-Corruption Agency to launch more investigations, and on the pro ...[+++]secution service to follow up on cases referred by the Anti‑Corruption Agency; stresses that the transparency of proceedings is an essential element in order to fight corruption and ensure that fundamental rights are protected; further underlines the role and responsibility of the political elite in fighting corruption;

14. Is concerned that, despite a positive trend in the fight against organised crime, particularly in the fight against the trafficking and production of narcotics, this fight remains an important challenge; invites Albania, while recognising the success of recent police operations, to develop a comprehensive strategic approach and to take measures to remove barriers to the efficiency of investigations with a view to building up a track record of investigations, prosecutions and convictions in all areas and at all levels; encourages a stepping-up of intra-agency coordination, including at local level, and regional and international pol ...[+++]ice and judicial cooperation; recommends strengthening cooperation in the fight against drug trafficking with partner agencies in the Western Balkans and with the services of EU Member States;

16. Stresses the need to enforce reforms in the fight against corruption and organised crime, and to develop a solid track record of investigations, prosecutions and convictions at all levels; calls for increased cooperation and coordination between law enforcement agencies and the judiciary in combating organised crime and corruption at all levels, and for the performance of the judiciary in high-level cases to be improved; expresses serious concern about the annulment of first-instance verdicts in organised crime cases; insists that impunity for criminals convicted ...[+++] of corruption or organised crime offences is not acceptable; calls on the authorities to ensure that the public authorities and institutions implement all relevant measures and that they are held accountable if they fail to do so;

The Incident-based Uniform Crime Reporting Survey for the year 1999 found that older adults aged 65 or older represent 2% of all victims of violent offences and were 67% more likely to be victimized by non-family members.

The three main sources - national surveys - that I will refer to today are: the Uniform Crime Survey, in the policing sector; the Youth Court Survey, in the court sector; and the Youth Custody and Community Services Survey, in the corrections sector.