Review of the Global Focal Point for Police, Justice and Corrections

The UN works to strengthen the rule of law in the police, justice and corrections areas in some of the world’s most volatile places. Since 2012, the UN Global Focal Point for Police, Justice and Corrections provides a united front for overall UN assistance in these areas, with a view to preventing violent conflict.

Its aim is to provide better police, justice and corrections services from UN Headquarters to UN peacekeeping missions, special political missions and non-mission settings.

A first review of the UN Global Focal Point for Police, Justice and Corrections was published in 2014, by FBA, the Netherlands Institute of International Relations (Clingendael), and the Stimson Center.

This is a second review, published in 2018 by FBA, Center on International Cooperation and Norwegian Institute of International Affairs.

It evaluates how the UN Global Focal Point for Police, Justice and Corrections has contributed to joint working arrangements that have produced real outcomes on the ground in post-conflict and crisis situations.

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FBA’s programme for young peacebuilders in Iraq inaugurated

After decades of war, Iraq needs to be rebuilt. Violent protests against the inability of the Iraqi state to provide its citizens with security and basic social services have rocked the country recently. FBA is now starting a programme for young peacebuilders in Iraq, in order to strengthen them in their non-violent efforts for a positive development.

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Karolina Riedel

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Adam Bergman

Adviser to the UN in Nigeria

Mimmi Milligan

Reintegration adviser in Geneva

Björn Tedeman

Election observer

Julia Kempny

Political adviser in Somalia

Vanda Dahlbom

Analyst in Iraq

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Civil society-led networks of women have for decades worked hard to promote peace in conflict areas around the world, and lately, a new wave of women's mediation networks are being established that are led by states or regional organizations. All these networks share a collective aim: To promote women's inclusion and influence in mediated peace processes.

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