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26 May 2025

T4SEA2025 Day 1 – Module 2: People-centred Justice: Upholding Rights in Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (Part 1 Victims)

Day 1 of T4SEA 2025 commenced on May 26th, 2025

The morning began with a warm welcome to law enforcement representatives from across Southeast Asia and South Asia. Opening remarks were delivered by Phiset Sa-ardyen, Executive Director of TIJ, Benedikt Hofmann, Regional Representative a.i. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Southeast Asia and the Pacific, and Sommanat Juaseekoon, Director of TIJ Academy and the T4SEA Programme. These remarks included welcoming the participants, outlining the objectives of T4SEA 2025, and providing an overview of the program’s modules.

People-centred Justice: Upholding Rights in Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (Part 1 Victims)

Following the welcoming ceremony, the first session, Module 2: People-centred Justice: Upholding Rights in Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (Part 1 Victims) has started. This session provided a comprehensive understanding of key provisions regarding victims’ rights, their accessibility, and available support mechanisms.

We extend our sincere gratitude to our speakers:

Nguyet Minh Nguyen, Officer in Charge, UNODC Vietnam, for her insightful presentation on the concept of victim’s rights and international standards.

Samantha Jeffries, Associate Professor, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University, for sharing her expertise on the challenges and solutions for supporting victims in accessing justice and fair treatment.

This day is far from over. Let’s continue to learn, collaborate, and innovate together for safer communities.

#T4SEA #T4SEA2025 #TIJACADEMY #TIJ #UNODC

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