Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling is calling papers for a special issue ‘Implementing the Méndez Principles: Cultural differences within effective interviewing and investigative practices’ guest edited by our members Paulo Barbosa Marques, Lennart May and Becky Milne. Read more about the call from here.
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Edited by three of our members including our Action Chair, this new book embodies the very spirit of ImpleMendez in seeking opportunities to assist in their implementation, as well as reflecting the importance of networking that COST value so much. More information about the book can be found here along with a discount code.
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Our first ever ImpleMéndez Training School took place in the beautiful city of Ljubljana, Slovenia, on July 2nd and 3rd 2024. 27 members of our growing international network gathered together, across disciplines and jurisdictions, under the theme of “Implementing the Méndez Principles in Suspect Interviews.” For this initial Training School priority was given to “young researchers” as
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Between May 14th and 16th 2024 40 members of the ImpleMéndez project (COST Action 22128) met in the beautiful, historic University of Coimbra, Portugal, to work on our ongoing mission to support the implementation of the Méndez Principles on Effective Interviewing and Information-Gathering. We reflected on the achievements of the ImpleMéndez project in its first
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We were delighted to officially launch our ImpleMendez project online on February 13th 2024 with a two-hour webinar attended by 90 members. We were particularly thrilled to be joined at our virtual launch by former UN Special Rapporteur on Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, Professor Juan Méndez (on photo), who inspired the
