Materials

Read the ImpleMéndez supported project summaries from here.

Read feedback from our first training school in Ljubljana, Slovenia, from here.

A new book, Police Custody in Ireland, edited by our Action Vice-Chair Prof Yvonne Daly (Dublin City University, Ireland) was launched on Thursday June 20th 2024 (read more about the book here).

Read ImpleMéndez Management Committee & Working Group Meeting (May 15-16, University of Coimbra, Portugal) minutes from here. Information about establishing Méndez Centres for Investigative Interviewing can be read from here

Read and download Mendez Principles in different languages from here
 
Read also Association for the Prevention of Torture website on the Mendez Principles.
 

Read about a non-coercive interrogation UN manual in here.

In the report published in July 2024, the Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, Alice Jill Edwards, presents her annual overview of trends and developments as well as a thematic study focused on good practices and challenges in investigating, prosecuting and preventing wartime sexual torture, and providing rehabilitation for victims and survivors.

Calls

Dr Roxanna Dehaghani from Cardiff School of Law and Politics is a Book Reviews Editor for the Howard Journal of Crime and Justice and, along with the Editor in Chief Prof Ian Loader, keen to get a Co-Editor for book reviews. She is looking for expressions of interest from early career scholars (within 10 years of PhD completion and/or first permanent academic post) with relevant experience (e.g., editing work, writing book reviews, and/or a strong publication track record). Specifically, she is keen to consider expressions of interest from scholars from (and ideally still based in) the Global South. Their research must be directly relevant to the journal – more information here: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/20591101. Interested candidates can get in touch with her directly writing to: Fatemi-DehaghaniR@cardiff.ac.uk

Romanian Society of Victimology (RSV) invites you to a virtual conference “Highlights on Victimology, Victimization and Victims” that has English section on November 30th 2024. Read more about the invitation and call for papers in here.

Check out the recent call about MSCA Staff Exchanges 2024 (HORIZON-MSCA-2024-SE-01), deadline February 5th 2025 from here.