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The 3rd International Virtual Global Taskforce Conference highlights the need for law enforcement, government, industry and nongovernment agencies to cooperate globally to fight child exploitation. The conference aims to build an awareness and understanding of the challenges faced when fighting a borderless cross jurisdictional crime. The conference recognizes that no one agency, organization or company can win the fight of protecting our most vital resource, our children, alone. It can only be achieved with international cooperation, as demonstrated by the Virtual Global Taskforce.
The conference will reflect on what has worked in the past, highlight the lessons learned, and determine how to take the international cooperation forward in the future.
Further information under http://www.virtualglobaltaskforce.com/
Agenda and registration form available under http://www.cacp.ca
no responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information
Available on the website since February 11, 2008
Protecting Our Most Vital Resource, Our Children
- Date:
- 18.02.08 - 19.02.08
- Organisation:
- Virtual Global Taskforce
- Location:
- Vancouver, Canada
- WWW-Link:
- http://www.virtualglobaltaskforce.com
The 3rd International Virtual Global Taskforce Conference highlights the need for law enforcement, government, industry and nongovernment agencies to cooperate globally to fight child exploitation. The conference aims to build an awareness and understanding of the challenges faced when fighting a borderless cross jurisdictional crime. The conference recognizes that no one agency, organization or company can win the fight of protecting our most vital resource, our children, alone. It can only be achieved with international cooperation, as demonstrated by the Virtual Global Taskforce.
The conference will reflect on what has worked in the past, highlight the lessons learned, and determine how to take the international cooperation forward in the future.
Further information under http://www.virtualglobaltaskforce.com/
Agenda and registration form available under http://www.cacp.ca
no responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information
Available on the website since February 11, 2008