One of the principal aims of the Centre for Research into Criminal Policiy – CIPC – at the Externado University is to stimulate critical thinking and reflection about topics concerning criminal policies and human rights.
The Criminal Policy Research Center of the Universidad Externado de Colombia, in collaboration with the Latin American Institute for Crime Prevention and Justice – Ilanud- (UN) – and the International Committee of the Colombian Red Cross -CICR-, are pleased to invite you to this International Congress.
The Criminal Policy Research Center -CIPC- calls fourth and fifth-year Law students and graduates to participate in the call.
Students of the Externado de Colombia University Criminal Policy Research Center’s Law practice obtained recognition for the best victims’ representatives’ memorial.
The Criminal Policy Research Center is seeking two monitors to assist the Center’s professors in their investigative work.
The Externado de Colombia University Criminal Policy Research Center, together with the Latin American Institute for Crime Prevention and Justice – Ilanud -, invite to this event.
The Externado de Colombia University Criminal Policy Research Center invites the academic community and all interested, to this event, regarding Legislative Act 001, just enacted by the President of the Republic.
The Civil Society Steering Committee for Judgment T-388 of 2013 presented its VII Follow-Up Report on the “unconstitutional state of affairs” that afflicts the prison and penitentiary system. The Externado Criminal Policy Center participated in the report.
On June 1, 2020, the Externado Criminal Policy Research Center –CIPC– participated in the Senate First Committee Public Hearing on life imprisonment, regarding the seventh debate on Legislative Act 001 of 2019 seeking to lift the life imprisonment constitutional prohibition in Colombia, which will be discussed again by the commission in the next few days
Given the excellent national and international reception of the three previous editions of the course prepared by the Externado Criminal Policy Research Center, it now offers its fourth edition. Participation is free.