What does CPCJB stand for?

Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Branch (part of the United Nations)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Under a work plan on firearms, recommended for Council approval, the UN Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Branch would begin collecting information on such subjects as: the involvement of guns in crimes, accidents and suicides; the illicit traffic in firearms; and national, regional and interregional initiatives to regulate them.

Ninth UN Congress focuses on practical solutions: new convention, ...

Nineteen texts, all approved without a vote, also include calls for: * Consideration at the Commission's next session of the question of the nonmedical uses of heroin; * joint programmes between the UNDCP and the Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Branch in such areas as training judicial and investigative personnel, and prevention and control of money-laundering.

Call for global strategy, draft declaration to reduce drug demand

NAPLES, Italy--The new-style criminal organizations of the 1990s--termed "crime multinationals" by Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali--were the subject of the World Ministerial Conference on Organized Transnational Crime (21-23 November, Naples), organized by the UN Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Branch.

Transnational 'crimebusters' agree on new action plan