ROOMS FOR INFORMAL CONSULTATIONS ON DRAFT RESOLUTIONS CAN BE REQUESTED

THROUGH CONFERENCE SERVICES AT EXTENSIONS 5771 AND 3119 OR maxine.jacobs@un.org /

jean-michel.creighton@un.org.

VIDEO TRANSMISSION: Please note that there will be a video transmission of the opening and first plenary meeting from

the Plenary Hall into Board Room A, with interpretation into the six official languages of the

United Nations.

DRAFT RESOLUTIONS: The deadline for submission of draft resolutions by Members of the Commission had been set for

Monday, 16 April 2018, at noon. Any revisions of officially distributed draft resolutions must be incorporated into the final

edited texts. For this purpose, sponsors are requested to obtain the final electronic Word documents from the Secretariat

(office M0122). Revisions must be clearly marked, using the track change mode. States wishing to co-sponsor draft

resolutions may sign the respective signing sheets, which are available from the Secretariat (office M0122).

JOURNAL: The journal of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice is distributed every morning. It contains

the agenda for the day and various announcements. Delegations wishing to include an announcement should contact Ms. Jo

Dedeyne-Amann, Secretary of the Commission, extensions 27266/4282.

V.18-02679 (E)

*1802679*

J O U R N A L

TWENTY-SEVENTH SESSSION OF THE COMMISSION ON CRIME PREVENTION AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Vienna, 14-18 May 2018

No. 1

SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS — MONDAY, 14 MAY 2018

10 a.m.–1 p.m. Plenary, first meeting Plenary Hall

M-Building, 1st floor

Opening of the session

Consideration of agenda items:

Item 1. Election of officers

Item 2. Adoption of the agenda and other organizational matters

Item 3. General debate

Documents: E/CN.15/2018/1

3–4 p.m. Plenary, second meeting Plenary Hall

M-Building, 1st floor

Item 3. General debate (continued)

4–4.45 p.m. Ceremonial segment

4.45–6 p.m. Item 3. General debate (continued)

6.30–9.30 p.m. Plenary, third meeting Plenary Hall

M-Building, 1st floor

Item 3. General debate (continued)

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COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE

3–6 p.m. First meeting

Board Room A

M-Building, 2nd floor

Institutes of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

Programme Network (PNI) workshop on “Criminal justice responses to

prevent and counter cybercrime in all its forms, including through the

strengthening of cooperation at the national and international levels”

OTHER MEETINGS

1 p.m. Informal consultations on draft resolution L.7 M4

1.30 p.m. EU coordination meeting (on CCPCJ matters) MOE03

2 p.m. Informal consultations on draft resolution L.10 M5

3.15 p.m. Informal consultations on draft resolution L.2 M3

Delegates are kindly requested to switch off cellular phones in the meeting rooms.

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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

1. A list of offices and telephones in the M-Building during the 27th session of the Commission on Crime

Prevention and Criminal Justice is annexed to this Journal.

Texts of written statements

2. Delegates who will deliver statements are requested to supply them in advance to the Secretariat to the

Governing Bodies, preferably by e-mail to: sgb@unodc.org, or alternatively, provide 10 hard copies to the Secretariat

to the Governing Bodies, room M0122. A minimum of 200 copies should be provided to the Secretariat if delegations

wish to have their statements distributed to States and organizations attending the session of the Commission.

Documents distribution counter

3. At the documents distribution counter located outside the Plenary Hall on the first floor in the M-building, each

delegation will be assigned an individual “pigeonhole” in which official documents issued during the meeting will be

placed.

4. As part of the Secretariat’s efforts to reduce expenditure and limit environmental impact through the digitization

of conference materials and publications, only a limited number of pre-session documents will be available at the

session venue. Each delegation will receive a single, complete set of the documents in the language of its choice.

Delegates are therefore kindly requested to bring their own copies of the pre-session documents to the meeting.

5. A Journal will set forth the daily programme and other information related to the conduct of the session and will

be available in English and French at the distribution counter.

Languages of the twenty-seventh session of the Commission

6. The official languages of the meeting are the six official languages of the United Nations: Arabic, Chinese,

English, French, Russian and Spanish. Official documents of the meeting will be made available in all six official

languages.

Informal consultations on draft resolutions during the session

7. For the reservation of rooms for informal consultations on draft resolutions during the twenty-seventh session

(14-18 May 2018), kindly contact:

Ms. Maxine JACOBS or Mr. Jean-Michel CREIGHTON

maxine.jacobs@un.org jean-michel.creighton@un.org

(+43-1) 26060-5771 (+43-1) 26060-3119

8. In submitting the request, Member States are reminded to include the date, time and proposed duration of the

meeting.

Delegates’ working areas and wireless network connection

9. Wireless connectivity is available everywhere in the M-Building. Delegates’ working areas (“cyber corners”)

with desktop computers equipped with standard software and Internet access will be located on the ground floor of

the M-Building.

Photocopying services

10. The Secretariat is not in a position to provide photocopying services for delegations.

Conference rooms

11. Each seat in the conference rooms in the M-Building of the Vienna International Centre for which simultaneous

interpretation is available will be equipped with a portable receiving set and headphone. Participants are requested not

to remove that equipment from the meeting rooms so that it may be checked periodically and the batteries recharged

if necessary.

Use of mobile phones

12. Conference participants are kindly requested to keep their cellular telephones switched off inside conference

rooms, as they cause radio frequency interference in the sound system, adversely affecting the sound quality of

interpretation and the recording of proceedings.

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Travel settlement

13. Representatives of States members of the Commission who received the funded ticket from the United Nations

are kindly requested to present their boarding passes to the Secretariat to the Governing Bodies (Room M0123).

List of participants

14. Delegations are kindly requested to submit corrections and additions to the list of participants in writing to the

Secretariat to the Governing Bodies (M0123).

Commissary privileges

15. Commissary passes will be issued upon completion of registration formalities to the following participants:

(i) Heads of Government delegations;

(ii) Professional staff members of specialized agencies;

(iii) All staff members of the United Nations assigned to the Commission from duty stations other

than Vienna.

Catering services

16. A cafeteria, a restaurant and a bar are located on the ground floor of the F-Building. The restaurant is open from

11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. (reservations are recommended, e-mail: RestaurantVIC@eurest.at). The cafeteria is open from

7.30 to 10 a.m. and from 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. The coffee area in the cafeteria is open from 7.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.

The delegate lounges in the M-Building (M0E) and C-Building (C07) are open from 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. The Quattro

Uno Delegates Lounge in C04 is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Private luncheons and receptions at the Vienna

International Centre can be arranged by contacting the catering operations office (e-mail: cateringvic@eurest.at).

The weekly Cafeteria menu and the Restaurant menu can be found here: www.eurest.at/unido

Travel services

17. American Express (room number C0E01) is available to participants requiring assistance with travel, car rentals,

sightseeing and excursions. The office is open Monday to Friday from 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Banks

18. Banking service is available at the branch of Bank Austria, located on the first floor of the

C-Building. Opening hours are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays and from

9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. on Thursdays.

Postal services, telephones and faxes

19. Postal services are available at the post office located on the first floor of the C-Building. Faxes can be sent from

the post office.

First Aid

20. Medical attention is available from the clinic operated by the Joint Medical Services located at the Vienna

International Centre, F-Building, seventh floor (ext. 22224 and, for emergencies, ext. 22222). The clinic is open from

8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. On Thursdays the clinic closes at 3 p.m. For emergency assistance at other times, please contact

staff in the Security Duty Office (room F0E21, ext. 3903).

21. The pharmacy is located on the 7th floor of F-building (room F0709) and is open from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

Monday to Friday.

Access to the VIC

22. Participants arriving at the Vienna International Centre by taxi are advised to get off in the side lane

(Nebenfahrbahn) of Wagramer Strasse, register at Gate 1, walk across Memorial Plaza, proceed to entrance “A” and

follow the signs to M-Building. Participants arriving by metro (U1 line) should get off at the “Kaisermühlen/Vienna

International Centre” station, follow the signs marked “Vienna International Centre”, register at Gate 1, walk across

Memorial Plaza and proceed to entrance “A”.

23. There are no parking facilities for conference participants, except for Permanent Mission delegates in possession

of a valid parking permit.

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Security

24. During the twenty-seventh session of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, from 14 to

18 May 2018, the Austrian authorities will be responsible for security outside the premises of the Vienna

International Centre. The United Nations Security and Safety Service will be responsible for security inside the

Vienna International Centre. Specific requests regarding security arrangements and related matters should be

addressed to the Chief of the United Nations Security and Safety Service, room F0E08, United Nations Office at

Vienna, P.O. Box 500, A-1400 Vienna, Austria, Telephone +43-1-26060 ext. 3901, Fax +43-1-2632082,

e-mail: VICSecurityChiefOffice@un.org.

25. For security reasons, conference participants are requested not to leave luggage, briefcases or laptops

unattended.

Lost and found

26. Inquiries for any items that are reported lost within the VIC premises should be made at the UNSSS Security

Operations Centre, room F0E18 (opposite the VIC Cafeteria). Telephone extension is 3903.

Emergency reporting

27. All emergency situations within the VIC should be reported directly through extension 99.

Online posting

28. The VIC Online Services allows participants convenient access to documentation, including the agenda and

programme of work, the meetings programme, the schedule of special events, and information for participants

regarding facilities and services available in the VIC. During the meeting, the application will be available through

participants’ mobile devices such as smart phones and tablet PCs at the following Internet address page of the United

Nations Office at Vienna:

http://myconference.unov.org

29. The VIC Online Services application is designed to facilitate the distribution of documents and meetings

information more broadly during the conference, while helping to reduce paper use.

UNODC Social Media Zone

30. During the 27th Session of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, there will be a social

media zone located on the ground floor of the M-Building. The zone will provide an opportunity for the online global

community to join the conversation (#CCPCJ27) about criminal justice responses to prevent and counter crime in all

its forms.The programme will include a limited number of live streaming events such as interviews, discussions with

experts, delegates and civil society representatives. Follow UNODC on Twitter and Facebook (@unodc).

***FOR EMERGENCY: dial extension 99***

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Annex I SIDE EVENTS

1.10–2 p.m. The United Nations Crime Congress Returns to Kyoto

Organized by the Government of Japan

M3

1.10–2 p.m. Sweetening the Deal: Bitter Testimonies on Corruption and Wildlife Crime

Organized by the Government of France and the United Kingdom and the UNODC

Corruption and Economic Crime Branch and the Global Programme for

Combating Wildlife and Forest Crime.

M2

1.10–2 p.m. Restorative justice in criminal matters – the past, present, and future

Organized by the Governments of Canada and Colombia, the United Nations

Office on Drugs and Crime Justice Section and the Council of Europe.

M6

1.10–2 p.m. Preventing Violent Extremism: The Role of Education

Organized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural

Organization.

M7

1.10–2 p.m. Pakistan’s action to counter terrorism

Organized by the Government of Pakistan and the UNODC Office Pakistan.

MOE79

1.10–2 p.m. Women and HIV in Prison

Organized by the Governments of Norway and Sweden, the UNODC HIV/AIDS

Section and Penal Reform International.

MOE100

1.30–3 p.m. Special Event: UNODC, Cybercrime and prevention of online child abuse

through innovative approaches (exemplified by the project Police2Peer)

Organized by the Governments of Norway and El Salvador and the UNODC

Division for Treaty Affairs.

MBR-A

2–3 p.m. Special Event: Threat posed by the Use of the Internet and Social Media by

Terrorist Groups: Challenges and Opportunities

Organized by the UNODC Terrorism Prevention Branch.

Press

Room

2.20–3.10 p.m. Nelson Mandela Rules and Innovative Practices of Prison Services in China

Organized by the Government of China.

M3

2.20–3.10 p.m. Reducing crime in cities - taking action at the local level

Organized by the Governments of Kyrgyzstan and Mexico, the UNODC-INEGI

Center of Excellence in Statistical Information on Government, Crime,

Victimization and Justice, the UNODC Division for Operations and the UNODC

Division for Policy Analysis and Public Affairs.

M6

2.20–3.10 p.m. Preventing and mitigating the threat of political corruption linked to

organized crime: The new IntegriTAS Threat Assessment System

Organized by the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance.

MOE79

2.20–3.10 p.m. Multi-stakeholder responses to human trafficking in globalized economies:

The Responsible and Ethical Private Sector Coalition against Trafficking

(RESPECT)

Organized by the Government of Norway and the International Organization for

Migration.

MOE100

2.30–4 p.m. Special Event: High Level Panel Discussion on the UN Global Study on

Children Deprived of Liberty

Organized by the Governments of Austria and Switzerland, the Ludwig Boltzmann

Institute of Human Rights, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner

for Human Rights and the UNODC Justice Section

M2

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Annex II EXHIBITS

(14-18 May 2018)

VIC Rotunda, Ground floor, C-building Wildlife

Organized by the UNODC Sustainable Livelihoods Unit

El Sistema: a musical training for social inclusion, violence prevention and as a driver of culture of

peace

Organized by the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

From ‘Projects’ (Inspire, Bangkok Rules) to ‘Products’ : Lessons learned from Thailand’s

Corrections–based Rehabilitation Programmes”

Organized by the Government of Thailand – Ministry of Justice

Promotion of the Working Canine Units

Organized by the Government of Spain

Implementation of the Doha Declaration

Organized by the Government of the State of Qatar

Efforts of the Kingdom of Bahrain in Crime Prevention

Organized by the Government of the Kingdom of Bahrain – Ministry of Interior

Promotion of the Fourteenth Congress in Kyoto in 2020

Organized by the Government of Japan – International Affairs Division, Minister’s Division, Ministry of

Justice

M-Building, Ground Floor (M0E)

UN Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme Network of Institutes (PNI)

Organized by the UN Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme Network of Institutes (PNI)

IACA Information Stand

Organized by the International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA)

CCPCJ Social Media Zone

Organized by the UNODC Communication/Advocacy Section

M-Building, First Floor (M01) Pakistan Action to Counter Terrorism (PACT)

Organized by the Government of Pakistan / National Counter Terrorism Authority and UNODC Country

Office Pakistan

Advocacy Section publications and crime exhibition

Organized by the UNODC Communication/Advocacy Section

The Doha Declaration Global Programme: Promoting a Culture of Lawfulness

Organized by the UNODC Communication/Advocacy Section

Chuka – the unique video game empowering girls against gender violence

Organized by the UNODC Implementation Support Section

Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Tools

Organized by the UNODC Justice Section

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HIV in Prison: Challenges and Opportunities

Organized by the UNODC HIV/AIDS Section

Container Control Programme information materials and films

Organized by the UNODC Organized Crime Branch / Implementation Support Section

SHERLOC Resource Centre

Organized by the UNODC Conference Support Section

Terrorism Prevention Branch Publications

Organized by the UNODC Terrorism Prevention Branch

United Nations Voluntary Trust Fund for Victims of Trafficking in Persons, especially Women and

Children

Organized by the UNODC Strategic Planning and Interagency Affairs Unit

Civil Society Documentation

Organized by the UNODC Civil Society Team

15th Anniversary of UNCAC

Organized by the UNODC Corruption and Economic Crime Branch

M-Building, First Floor — Coffee Corner

Laboratory and Scientific Section

Organized by the UNODC Laboratory and Scientific Section

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Annex III

Offices at the M-Conference Building

Office Telephone

Chairperson of the Commission M0116 27200

Chairperson of the Committee of the Whole M0112 21390

Secretary of the Commission M0119 27266/4282

UNITED NATIONS OFFICE ON DRUGS AND CRIME

Executive Director

Mr. Yury Fedotov

M0127

83121/5001

Office of the Executive Director

Mr. Roberto Arbitrio, Chief M0125 83120/4246

Ms. Linda Mos-Duhr, Personal Assistant to the

Executive Director

M0125 83120/5003

Division for Treaty Affairs

Mr. John Brandolino, Director, DTA M0113 21389/4229

Ms. Filomena Hidalgo, Senior Staff Assistant M0114 83206/4144

Secretariat to the Governing Bodies

Ms. Jo Dedeyne-Amann, Chief and Secretary CCPCJ M0119 27266/4282

Mr. Flavius Roversi, Secretariat Services Officer M0114 83111/4138

Ms. Dorothee Gottwald, Secretariat Services Officer M0118 27201/5463

Ms. Nanae Konishi McIlroy, Crime Prevention and Criminal

Justice Officer

M0118 83137/5590

Ms. Regina Rohrbach, Secretariat Services Officer M0114 83112/3898

Ms. Doris Resch, Secretariat Services Officer M0114 83114/5279

Commission Secretariat (General Information/Support)

Mr. Alisher Arzikulov, Programme Assistant M0123 27241/4190

Mr. Stephane Audra, Meetings Services Assistant M0123 83138/4634

Commission Secretariat (Draft Resolutions/Reports)

Ms. Zsóka Williams, Assistant to Secretary CCPCJ M0122 83204/4280

Ms. Simone Rupprich, Meetings Services Assistant M0122 83205/4057

Ms. Olga Teruel, Meetings Services Assistant M0122 83116/5105

Division for Operations

Mr. Roberto Arbitrio, Officer-in-Charge E1455 4766/5587

Division for Policy Analysis and Public Affairs

Mr. Jean-Luc Lemahieu, Director D1401 4196

Division for Management

Mr. Dennis Thatchaichawalit, Director E1055 5599/4145

Conference Service

Ms. Maxine Jacobs, Mr. Jean-Michel Creighton M0222 5771/3119

Conference Room Officers Plenary 83136/83119

Conference Room Officers COW/BRA 21330/21331

Documents Distribution (Outside Plenary Hall, first floor) Plenary 27114

Interpreters lounge M0377 27198

NGO lounge M0E27 27269

PNI lounge M0E23 27247

Registration desk Gate 1 3991

Pass Office Gate 1 3929

Internet Corner M0E

Coffee lounge M0E and M01

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Annex IV Members of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

as of 1 January 2018

The names of the 18 members elected or re-elected for a three-year term by the Economic and Social Council

in April 2017 are underlined. The three-year term of office expires on 31 December of the given year.

Members

1 Afghanistan 2020

2 Austria 2018

3 Belarus 2018

4 Benin 2018

5 Bolivia 2020

6 Brazil 2018

7 Bulgaria 2020

8 Cameroon 2018

9 Chile 2018

10 China 2020

11 Colombia 2020

12 Côte d’Ivoire 2018

13 Cuba 2018

14 Egypt 2020

15 Eritrea** 2020

16 France 2018

17 Germany 2020

18 Guatemala 2018

19 India 2018

20 Indonesia 2020

21 Iran (Islamic Republic of) 2018

22 Italy 2020

23 Japan 2020

24 Kenya 2020

25 Mauritania 2020

26 Mauritius* 2020

27 Mexico 2018

28 Morocco* 2020

29 Pakistan 2018

30 Republic of Korea 2018

31 Russian Federation 2020

32 Saudi Arabia 2018

33 Serbia 2018

34 South Africa 2018

35 Sweden 2018

36 Togo 2020

37 United Kingdom of Great Britain 2020

38 United States of America 2018

39 Uruguay 2020

40 Vacant*** 2020

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* Elected by ECOSOC on 5 December 2017

** Elected by ECOSOC on 16 April 2018

*** The election of one vacancy from among African States remains open pending elections by ECOSOC.

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VIENNA INTERNATIONAL CENTRE