Capacity building against transnational crime: European measures to combat sexual offenders

European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice

Volumn 7, Issue 2, 1999, Pages 150-163

  Hebenton, Bill ^a   Thomas, Terry ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER   (United Kingdom)

^b LEEDS METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 73649087861     PISSN: 09289569     EISSN: 15718174     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1163/15718179920518781     Document Type: Article

References (25)

1. See B. Hebenton and T. Thomas, 'Transnational Policing Networks', 3(2) International Journal of Risk, Security and Crime Prevention (1998), pp. 99-110.
2. 'Dhaka to Set Up Special Squad to Tackle Crimes Against Women, Children', Xinhua News Agency Bulletin (27 May 1998).
3. Reuters, 'Economic Crisis Fuels Thai Flesh Trade', 29 June 1998;
4. see also A. Assavaronda, 'Sexploitation - Child Sex Abuse Now a Global Issue', Bangkok Post (2 June 1998).
5. Australian Parliament, Parliamentary Joint Committee on the National Crime Authority, Organised Criminal Paedophile Activity (1995) para. 3.85.
6. HMIC (Her Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary), The National Criminal Intelligence Service: Inspection Report (1997) para. 2.65.
7. D. Hodgson, 'Combatting the Organised Sexual Exploitation of Asian Children: Recent Developments and Prospects', 9 International Journal of Law and the Family (1995), pp. 23-53;
8. see also J. Kane, Sold for Sex (Aldershot 1998).
9. S. Helm, 'A Country Brought low by Horror', The Independent (10 September 1996);
10. T. Helm, 'Ministers Quit after Belgian Child Murder Suspect Flees', The Daily Telegraph (24 April 1998).
11. See e.g. M. Spencer, States of Injustice (London 1995).
12. B. Hebenton and T. Thomas, Policing Europe: Cooperation, Conflict and Control (London 1995).
13. C. Coulter, 'Bill Will Require Offenders to Register with Garda', The Irish Times (18 February 1998).
14. See e.g. B. Hebenton and T. Thomas, Keeping Track? Observations on Sex Offender Registers in the US Home Office; Police Research Group (London 1997).
15. Convention, Article 99(4); see also H. Beevers, 'Police Observation and the 1990 Schengen Convention', European Journal of Criminal Policy and Research, Vol. 1-4 (1993), pp. 83-107.
16. See e.g. 'European Police Go On Line', Computing (9 July 1997).
17. HLG (High Level Group), Action Plan to Combat Organised Crime, 97C 251/01 para. 25(e).
18. See also 'European Database to Trap Paedophiles', Independent on Sunday (1 December 1996)
19. 'Assembly Calls for Measures to Combat Child Abuse', Council of Europe Press Release (23 April 1998).
20. P. Smyth, 'Mitchell Argues for World-wide Register of Paedophiles', The Irish Times (26 April 1996).
21. A. Murdoch, 'Dail in Sombre Mood as Reynolds Bows Out', The Independent (18 November 1994).
22. See e.g. 'Paedophiles are One of the Few Groups You Can Respectably Hate', The Guardian (24 April 1998).
23. G8 and International Crime, Official Summit Document, 15-17 May 1998, p. 3.
24. See e.g. UN Press Releases, GA/SHC/3382, 8 November 1996, GA/SHC/3384, 11 November 1996.
25. 'EU Acts to Combat International Crime', EP News (November 1997).