Organized crime - The SPMU actively supports the OSCE fi eld operations,
participating States and Partners for Co-operation in their activities to
combat organized crime. In particular the SPMU aims to:
• Support the full
implementation of key UN Conventions on criminal matters in close co-ordination
with the UN Offi ce on Drugs and Crime (UNODC);
• Strengthen
co-operation between law enforcement agencies and other public authorities as
well as with NGOs and the private sector; •
Deliver specialized training in criminal investigations,
including fi nancial investigations, tracing and seizures of criminal proceeds;
• Reinforce legal instruments, institutional capacity and law enforcement
competencies.
Terrorism - The SPMU ( Strategic Police Master Unit )
assists participating States in developing policing strategies, tactics and
mechanisms to counter terrorism, among other things, by:
• Promoting measures
for countering radicalization and violent extremism;
• Facilitating the sharing of information and best practices
among law enforcement agencies responsible for preventing and investigating
terrorism.
• Promote and assist the outreach to vulnerable groups;
• Provide assistance to law enforcement agencies for strengthening their capacities to investigate and prosecute suspects and seize criminal proceedIncrease investigative capacity and foster the exchange of information with a special focus on hate crimes and the sexual exploitation of children;
• Promote the
most effective ways to identify and investigate cybercrimes
• Promote and assist the outreach to vulnerable groups;
• Provide
assistance to law enforcement agencies for strengthening their capacities to
investigate and prosecute suspects and seize criminal proceeds./ OSCE
Illicit Drugs and Chemical Percursors
Working closely with the UNODC, the SPMU places special
emphasis on: • Facilitating crossborder co-operation;
• Assisting in developing effective national and regional
antidrug strategies;
• Advocating the implementation
of UN Conventions and the International Narcotics Control Board and the Paris
Pact Initiatives;
• Promoting and facilitating dialogue and interaction among
competent national governmental structures and the private sector, for example
health authorities, social services, the transport sector, and the chemical
industry.
Trafficking in Human Beings
The Unit works jointly with internal and external stakeholders to provide
training and expert advice to all agencies likely to be involved in efforts against
human traffi cking. Key elements of the SPMU strategy in this fi eld are to:
• Promote a victim-oriented approach in all countertraffi
cking measures; • Strive for a broader involvement of all public and private
stakeholders;
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