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II Nordic-Baltic Meeting on Disability Policy and Practice 2022
- Kai Koivumäki, Deputy Director & Operations manager, Nordic Welfare Center: Nordic Welfare Center and activity on Disability issues
- Leif Olsen, Senior Researcher, Danish Center for Social Science Research (VIVE):
Disability policy and current activities in Denmark &
Socio-economic analyses of built environments following the principles of universal design. Mapping literature and knowledge
- Stina Sjöblom, Senior Researcher, Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL): Disability policy and current activities in Finland
- Tóra við Keldu, Chairwoman, National Disability Umbrella Organisation (MEGD): Disability policy and current activities at Faroe Islands
- Anna Ida Hallgaard Jonsson, Project Officer, Tilioq: Disability policy and current activities in Greenland
- Ola Balke, Researcher, Swedish Agency for Participation (MfD): Disability policy and current activities in Sweden & How do the authorities in Sweden work to inform and engage the municipalities?
- Rasa Genienė, Adviser, Horizontal Policy and Project Management Group, Ministry of Social Security and Labour of Lithuania: Disability policy and current activities in Lithuania
- Aiga Lukašenoka and Dace Kampenusa, Ministry of Welfare of Latvia: Disability policy and current activities in Latvia
- Kadri Mets, Adviser of Social Welfare Department, Ministry of Social Affairs of Estonia: Disability policy and current activities in Estonia
- Niina Kilpelä, Senior Architect, Ministry of the Environment of Finland: Accessible Buildings & Environments in Finland
- Cato Lie, Senior adviser at FFO (Norwegian Federation of Organizations of Disabled People): How we work with universal design and accessibility in Norway
- Katri Leikas, Adviser, Ministry of Justice of Finland: Partial reform of the Discrimination Act
- Anja Hynne Nielsen, Disability Ombudsman, Greenland: Handicaptalsmanden Tilioq – an institution to safeguard and promote the interests of persons with disabilities in society on the basis of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Nordic-Baltic Meeting on Disability Policy and Practice
- Kai Koivumäki, Operations Manager, Nordic Welfare Centre (NWC): General framework of the Nordic Disability Cooperation
- Eivind Digranes, Policy Advicer, Norwegian Association of Young People with Disabilities: Importance of including young people with disabilities in policy making & project activities
- Häli Tarum, Head of Social Welfare Department, Ministry of Social Affairs & Anneli Habicht, Estonian Chamber of Disabled people, Managing Director: Status of disability policy in Estonia
- Aiga Lukašenoka, Senior expert of Social Inclusion Policy department, Ministry of Welfare of Latvia: Disability policy in Latvia
- Daiga Eiduka, Chair of Latvian Child Welfare network: Main challanges for children and adults with disabilities in Latvia
- Egle Caplikiene, Chief Advisor, Ministry of Social Security and Labour: Main areas of social inclusion policy of persons with disability
- Dovile Juodkaite, President of Lithuanian Disability Forum: Association „Lithuanian disability forum“
- Lars Lindberg, Senior Adviser, NWC: Innovative solutions on inclusion in the labour market
- Merete Löberg, Senior Adviser (Children and youth), NWC: Participation among children and young people with disabilities
- Maria Montefusco, Senior Adviser, NWC and Council of Nordic Cooperation on Disability: Universal design, participation and democracy
Conference So What?
- Ásmundur Einar Daðason, Islandi sotsiaal- ja võrdõiguslikkuse minister: Are compulsion and regulation required to bring about significant social change or is there another way.
- Risto E.J. Penttilä, tegevdirektor, Nordic West Office: So what? Thoughts on diveristy and equality
- Lisbeth Møller, associate, McKinsey & Company: „Bridging the talent gap in Denmark: Insights from female representation in STEM“
- Sara Salmani, mitmekesisuse ja kaasamise ekspert, Miltton: "So what if I’m bias?"
- Christian Berg, tegevdirektor, AllBright Stiftung: Diversity in Top Management
- Christer Haglund, Director, Nordic Council of Minister´s Office in Estonia: opening speech
Expert forum: "Protection of the victims of human trafficking"
- Full report of expert forum
- Zane Zvirgzdiņa, Legal Advisor, MARTA centre, Latvia: Transborder Cooperation between Denmark and Latvia – Case on Sexual Exploitation
- Sirle Blumberg, Director, Living for Tomorrow, Estonia: A story of three men
- Charlotta Thorelius, Development Manager, County Administrative Board of Stockholm, Sweden: When the victim disappear
- Diana Mubarakshina, Lawyer, St. Petersburg Center for International Cooperation of Red Cross, Russia: Assisting Victims of Human Trafficking in Russia
- Jari Kähkönen, Director, Joutseno Reception Centre, Finland: National Assistance System for Victims - Challanges and Solutions
- Alda Hrönn Jóhannsdóttir, Prosecutor, Reykjavik Metropolitan Police, Iceland: Trafficking in Human Beings in Iceland - Cooperation with Finland
- Knut Bråttvik, Police Superintendent, KRIPOS, Norway: ETUTU project (presentation 1, presentation 2)
- Kristiina Linna, Inspector, Regional State Administrative Agency for Southwestern Finland: Labour inspection and exploitation of foreign workers in Finland
- Roman Krõlov, Psychologist, NGO Eluliin, Estonia: What Helps a Victim to Leave the Trafficking Environment
- Pia Marttila, Coordinatior of Assistance to Victims of Human Trafficking, Victim Support Finland: The Challenges of addressing the needs of victims of internal and cross-border trafficking
- Thomas Laigaard, Social worker, Danish Centre Against Human Trafficking, Denmark: African Victims of Human Trafficking in Denmark
Nordic-Baltic conference on human trafficking 2016
- Anu Leps, National Coordinator of THB, Ministry of Justice, Estonia: Estonian experience in combating THB
- Kit Andersen, Danish Police: Danish experience in combating THB
- Bengt Morten Wenstøb, Parliament of Norway and Nordic Council, Committee for Welfare in the Nordic Region: Challenges Today - the Parliaments and their Responsibilities
- Hildur Dungal, National coordinator, Ministry of Interior, Iceland: National mechanism in combating THB in Iceland
- Märta Johansson, Associate Professor, Örebro University, Sweden: Human trafficking: Legislation and enforcement
- Kirsi Pimiä, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking, the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman, Finland: Finnish National Rapporteur on THB
- Laima Garneliene, Judge, Court of Appeal, Lithuania: Challenges of the courts - when is the criminal a victim of THB?
- Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: National Anti-Trafficking Coordination Mechanism in Latvia
- Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: Sham Marriages – A good Offer Ending with Human Trafficking
- Sonata Mickute, Chief Officer, Public Security and Public Order Division, Public Security Policy Department, Lithuania: National Rapporteur for THB in the Republic of Lithuania: appointment, tasks and data collection
- Thomas Ahlstrand, Vice Chief Prosecutor, International Public Prosecution Office, Gothenburg, Sweden: THB and beggars - experiences from a Swedish case
- Veli-Pekka Rautava, Chief Senior Specialist, Police Department, Ministry of Interior, Finland: The Finnish Anti-trafficking Coordination System
- Kajsa Wahlberg, Kajsa Wahlberg, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking in Sweden, The Swedish Police, Stockholm, Sweden: National mechanism in combating THB in Sweden
- Ruslanas Ušinskas, Prosecutor of Klaipeda Region Prosecutor‘s Office, Lithuania: Human trafficking and forced marriages in prosecution - Lithuanian practice (presentation in Russian)
- Anna Eksted, National Coordinator of Prostitution and Human Trafficking, Stockholm County Council, Sweden: Trafficking in Human Beings and Prostitution in Sweden
- Christer Haglund, director of Nordic Council of Ministers´office in Estonia: opening speech of the conference
Knowledge forum III 'trafficking in human beings: identification of victims
- Solutions and recommendations to identify victims and combat trafficking in human beings in the Nordic-Baltic region
- Arūnas Meška, Prosecutor, Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Lithuania: National Procedures and Challenges of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Lithuanian Experience (in Lithuanian)
- Tomas Puškorius, Chief Investigator, Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
- Vytautas Lamauskas, Head of Unit, Public Police Board, Police Department under the Ministry of the Interior, Lithuania: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
- Rudolf Christoffersen, Liaison Police Attorney for Norway, Eurojust: Prosecutor – Police Cooperation in Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Norwegian Practice
- Alda Hrönn Jóhannsdóttir, Deputy Commissioner, Metropolitan Police, Reykjavik, Iceland: The Role and Challenges of the Police in Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking in Iceland
- Maya Rusakova, Director, Regional NGO "Stellit", Russia: Identification of Victims in St. Petersburg
- Märta Johansson, Senior Lecturer, Örebro University, Sweden: Identification of Human Trafficking: A Victim Perspective
- Leena Koivuniemi, District Prosecutor, Prosecutor's Office of Inland Finland: Characteristics of Human Trafficking - Challenges for the Prosecutors
- Henrik Holm Sørensen, Police Inspector, Danish Police, Copenhagen: Victims versus Criminals - Challenges for the Police
- Kristiina Luht, Adviser, Department of Equality Policies, Ministry of Social Affairs, Estonia: Social Consequences for the Victims
- Lisa Green, Coordinator Against Human Trafficking, The Central Administration of Social Services, Malmö, Sweden: Regional Coordination of Combating Human Trafficking: Cooperation of Authorities, Police and NGOs
Nordic-Baltic conference on human trafficking 2016
- Anu Leps, National Coordinator of THB, Ministry of Justice, Estonia: Estonian experience in combating THB
- Kit Andersen, Danish Police: Danish experience in combating THB
- Bengt Morten Wenstøb, Parliament of Norway and Nordic Council, Committee for Welfare in the Nordic Region: Challenges Today - the Parliaments and their Responsibilities
- Hildur Dungal, National coordinator, Ministry of Interior, Iceland: National mechanism in combating THB in Iceland
- Märta Johansson, Associate Professor, Örebro University, Sweden: Human trafficking: Legislation and enforcement
- Kirsi Pimiä, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking, the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman, Finland: Finnish National Rapporteur on THB
- Laima Garneliene, Judge, Court of Appeal, Lithuania: Challenges of the courts - when is the criminal a victim of THB?
- Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: National Anti-Trafficking Coordination Mechanism in Latvia
- Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: Sham Marriages – A good Offer Ending with Human Trafficking
- Sonata Mickute, Chief Officer, Public Security and Public Order Division, Public Security Policy Department, Lithuania: National Rapporteur for THB in the Republic of Lithuania: appointment, tasks and data collection
- Thomas Ahlstrand, Vice Chief Prosecutor, International Public Prosecution Office, Gothenburg, Sweden: THB and beggars - experiences from a Swedish case
- Veli-Pekka Rautava, Chief Senior Specialist, Police Department, Ministry of Interior, Finland: The Finnish Anti-trafficking Coordination System
- Kajsa Wahlberg, Kajsa Wahlberg, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking in Sweden, The Swedish Police, Stockholm, Sweden: National mechanism in combating THB in Sweden
- Ruslanas Ušinskas, Prosecutor of Klaipeda Region Prosecutor‘s Office, Lithuania: Human trafficking and forced marriages in prosecution - Lithuanian practice (presentation in Russian)
- Anna Eksted, National Coordinator of Prostitution and Human Trafficking, Stockholm County Council, Sweden: Trafficking in Human Beings and Prostitution in Sweden
- Christer Haglund, director of Nordic Council of Ministers´office in Estonia: opening speech of the conference
Knowledge forum III 'trafficking in human beings: identification of victims
- Solutions and recommendations to identify victims and combat trafficking in human beings in the Nordic-Baltic region
- Arūnas Meška, Prosecutor, Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Lithuania: National Procedures and Challenges of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Lithuanian Experience (in Lithuanian)
- Tomas Puškorius, Chief Investigator, Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
- Vytautas Lamauskas, Head of Unit, Public Police Board, Police Department under the Ministry of the Interior, Lithuania: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
- Rudolf Christoffersen, Liaison Police Attorney for Norway, Eurojust: Prosecutor – Police Cooperation in Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Norwegian Practice
- Alda Hrönn Jóhannsdóttir, Deputy Commissioner, Metropolitan Police, Reykjavik, Iceland: The Role and Challenges of the Police in Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking in Iceland
- Maya Rusakova, Director, Regional NGO "Stellit", Russia: Identification of Victims in St. Petersburg
- Märta Johansson, Senior Lecturer, Örebro University, Sweden: Identification of Human Trafficking: A Victim Perspective
- Leena Koivuniemi, District Prosecutor, Prosecutor's Office of Inland Finland: Characteristics of Human Trafficking - Challenges for the Prosecutors
- Henrik Holm Sørensen, Police Inspector, Danish Police, Copenhagen: Victims versus Criminals - Challenges for the Police
- Kristiina Luht, Adviser, Department of Equality Policies, Ministry of Social Affairs, Estonia: Social Consequences for the Victims
- Lisa Green, Coordinator Against Human Trafficking, The Central Administration of Social Services, Malmö, Sweden: Regional Coordination of Combating Human Trafficking: Cooperation of Authorities, Police and NGOs
Nordic-Baltic conference on human trafficking 2016
- Anu Leps, National Coordinator of THB, Ministry of Justice, Estonia: Estonian experience in combating THB
- Kit Andersen, Danish Police: Danish experience in combating THB
- Bengt Morten Wenstøb, Parliament of Norway and Nordic Council, Committee for Welfare in the Nordic Region: Challenges Today - the Parliaments and their Responsibilities
- Hildur Dungal, National coordinator, Ministry of Interior, Iceland: National mechanism in combating THB in Iceland
- Märta Johansson, Associate Professor, Örebro University, Sweden: Human trafficking: Legislation and enforcement
- Kirsi Pimiä, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking, the Non-Discrimination Ombudsman, Finland: Finnish National Rapporteur on THB
- Laima Garneliene, Judge, Court of Appeal, Lithuania: Challenges of the courts - when is the criminal a victim of THB?
- Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: National Anti-Trafficking Coordination Mechanism in Latvia
- Lāsma Stabiņa, National Anti-Trafficking Coordinator, Ministry of the Interior, Latvia: Sham Marriages – A good Offer Ending with Human Trafficking
- Sonata Mickute, Chief Officer, Public Security and Public Order Division, Public Security Policy Department, Lithuania: National Rapporteur for THB in the Republic of Lithuania: appointment, tasks and data collection
- Thomas Ahlstrand, Vice Chief Prosecutor, International Public Prosecution Office, Gothenburg, Sweden: THB and beggars - experiences from a Swedish case
- Veli-Pekka Rautava, Chief Senior Specialist, Police Department, Ministry of Interior, Finland: The Finnish Anti-trafficking Coordination System
- Kajsa Wahlberg, Kajsa Wahlberg, National Rapporteur on Human Trafficking in Sweden, The Swedish Police, Stockholm, Sweden: National mechanism in combating THB in Sweden
- Ruslanas Ušinskas, Prosecutor of Klaipeda Region Prosecutor‘s Office, Lithuania: Human trafficking and forced marriages in prosecution - Lithuanian practice (presentation in Russian)
- Anna Eksted, National Coordinator of Prostitution and Human Trafficking, Stockholm County Council, Sweden: Trafficking in Human Beings and Prostitution in Sweden
- Christer Haglund, director of Nordic Council of Ministers´office in Estonia: opening speech of the conference
Knowledge forum III 'trafficking in human beings: identification of victims
- Solutions and recommendations to identify victims and combat trafficking in human beings in the Nordic-Baltic region
- Arūnas Meška, Prosecutor, Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Lithuania: National Procedures and Challenges of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Lithuanian Experience (in Lithuanian)
- Tomas Puškorius, Chief Investigator, Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
- Vytautas Lamauskas, Head of Unit, Public Police Board, Police Department under the Ministry of the Interior, Lithuania: Experience of Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking of the Lithuanian Police (in Lithuanian)
- Rudolf Christoffersen, Liaison Police Attorney for Norway, Eurojust: Prosecutor – Police Cooperation in Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking: Norwegian Practice
- Alda Hrönn Jóhannsdóttir, Deputy Commissioner, Metropolitan Police, Reykjavik, Iceland: The Role and Challenges of the Police in Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking in Iceland
- Maya Rusakova, Director, Regional NGO "Stellit", Russia: Identification of Victims in St. Petersburg
- Märta Johansson, Senior Lecturer, Örebro University, Sweden: Identification of Human Trafficking: A Victim Perspective
- Leena Koivuniemi, District Prosecutor, Prosecutor's Office of Inland Finland: Characteristics of Human Trafficking - Challenges for the Prosecutors
- Henrik Holm Sørensen, Police Inspector, Danish Police, Copenhagen: Victims versus Criminals - Challenges for the Police
- Kristiina Luht, Adviser, Department of Equality Policies, Ministry of Social Affairs, Estonia: Social Consequences for the Victims
- Lisa Green, Coordinator Against Human Trafficking, The Central Administration of Social Services, Malmö, Sweden: Regional Coordination of Combating Human Trafficking: Cooperation of Authorities, Police and NGOs
Knowledge forum II 'trafficking in human beings: social concequences'
- Jan Widberg, Director of the Nordic Council of Ministers' Office in Latvia: Opening speech
- Maia Rusakova, Director, NGO Satellit, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation: Social Consequences for Victims of Trafficking
- Inkeri Mellanen, Adviser, Joutseno Reception Centre, Finland: Assistance and Rehabilitation of Female and Male Victims
- Inta Poudžiunas, Dr., Psychologist, Clinical Psychotherapist, NGO "Shelter Safe House", Latvia: Who is the Victim? Who is the Criminal?
- Line Ruud Volebæk, Outreach Social Worker, Social and Welfare Agency, Oslo City Administration, Norway: Is It My Responsibility? Child Welfare Employee Responsibilities Understanding Children Exploited for Human Trafficking
- Marina Zemlyankh, Assistant Professor, Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Special Pedagogic and Psychology, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation: Prevention of Teenagers in Social Institutions in St. Petersburg
- Anu Leps, National Coordinator of Trafficking in Human Beings, Ministry of Justice, Estonia: Victim's Needs – Empowerment and Assistance
- Berglind Eyjólfsdóttir, Detective Inspector, Metropolitan Police, Iceland: The Role of Police – Challenges and Responsibilities
- Johannes Mosskin, Secretary General, Doctors of the World, Stockholm, Sweden: Undocumented Migrants and Health Services - Whose Responsibility?
- Giedre Purvaneckiene, MP, Parliament of Lithuania: Challenges and Roles of the National Parliaments
- Sonja Mandt, MP, Member of Nordic Council, Parliament of Norway: Challenges and Roles of the National Parliaments
Expert seminar 'trafficking in human beings: legal proceedings'
- Björn Blomqvist, Chief Prosecutor, The Swedish Prosecution Authority: Opening speech
- Christina Voigt, Senior Public Prosecutor, The Swedish Prosecutor Authority, Stockholm: Berry picking case in Sweden
- Leena Koivuniemi, District Prosecutor, Prosecutors Office of Inland Finland: Restaurants case in Finland
- Helle Just Krag, Chief Prosecutor, Copenhagen Police; Camilla Brinch Rasmussen, Procecutor, Nordsjællands Police; Marie Kristine Scharling, Deputy Chief Prosecutor, Nordsjællands Police; Henrik Holm Sørensen, Investigation Team Leader, Danish Police: Cleaning case in Denmark
- Rudolf Christoffersen, Public Prosecutor, Hordaland Police District, Bergen, Norway: see the presentation from Knowledge Forum I below
- Einārs Zarāns, Criminal Police Inspector, State Police, Latvia: Sham marriages case in Latvia
Knowledge Forum I 'Trafficking in Human Beings: Recruitment, Identification, Victim Support'
- Dagfinn Høybråten, Secretary General of the Nordic Council of Ministers: Opening speech
- Rudolf Christoffersen, Public Prosecutor, Regional Public Prosecution Office in Hordaland, Norway: Experience in Prosecuting THB Cases Involving Minors
- Olegas Šibkovas, Judge, Kaunas Regional Court, Lithuania: Court Proceedings and Recent Tendencies in THB Cases (in Russian)
- Jarle Bjørke, Police Superintendent, Hordaland Police District, Bergen, Norway: Identification of Victims – from Gender Perspective
- Anna Markina, Lecturer, Tartu University, Institute of Public Law, Estonia: Cross-border Labour Recruitment. Study on Exploitation of Migrant Workers in Finland, Sweden, Estonia and Lithuania
- Roman Krõlov, Rehabilitation Programme Co-ordinator, NGO Eluliin, Estonia: E-recruitment. Research on Prostitution in Latvia and Estonia: Current Tendencies
- Lāsma Stabiņa, Senior Desk Officer of Policy Elaboration Division, Sectoral Policy Department, Ministry of Interior, Latvia: Latvia's Efforts to Assist Victims of Human Trafficking - New National Policy Planning Documents
- Natalia Zaibert, Researcher, St. Petersburg Department of the Russian Red Cross: Support for Victims of Human Trafficking in N-W Russia
- Christopher Ansell, Detective, European Communities Against Trafficking (ECAT) Project Support Coordinator, Metropolitan Police SCO7: UK Experience: Investigation of THB Cases
- Kathryn Hodges, Trustee, Women@Well, Senior Lecturer, Anglia Ruskin University: UK Experience: Methods of Outreach Social Work in Multicultural Environment
- Anna Ekstedt, Senior Adviser, Head of Task Force THB Unit, CBSS, Stockholm: Identified Victims and Available Assistance Possibilities for Victims in the Baltic Sea Region
- Johan Linander, MP, Swedish Parliament, BSPC Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human Beings: Recommendations to the National Parliaments in the Nordic-Baltic Region
- Proposals by the experts (summary of roundtable discussions)
Nordic-Baltic conference 'Identification of victims and criminals – why we do not notice them?'
- Raigo Haabu (Police Colonel, Deputy Director General, Criminal Police Department of Estonian Police and Border Guard Board): Opening statement (in Estonian)
- Berth Sundström (Director, Nordic Council of Ministers' Office in Estonia): Welcome address
- Kati Miitra (State Prosecutor, Office of the Prosecutor General, Estonia): Leading Criminal Investigations and Collecting Evidence in the THB Cases
- Laima Garneliene (Judge, Court of Appeal, Lithuania): Evidence Related Problems in THB Cases
- Arturs Vaišļa (Expert, Former Head of Human Trafficking Unit of State Police (2003-2012), Latvia): Latvian Legislation on Combating Human Trafficking
- Sergei Andreitco (Professor of Constitutional and International Law, St. Petersburg University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia): Combating Human Trafficking, Forced Labour and Sexual Exploitation in Russia
- Knut Bråttvik (Police Superintendent, National Criminal Investigation Service (KRIPOS), Norway): Social Dumping or Trafficking?
- Ago Tikk (Border Guard Major, Head of Risk Analysis Division, Intelligence Bureau, Border Guard Department, Police and Border Guard Board, Estonia): Irregular Migration, Borders and Profiling
- Jarle Bjørke and Andres Väliste (Police Superintendent, Head of Analysis Division, Organized Crime Section, Bergen Police, Norway & Chief Inspector, Senior Investigator, Division of Organised and Serious Crime, Crime Bureau, North Prefecture, Police and Border Guard Board, Estonia): Benefits of networking
- Knut Bråttvik (Police Superintendent, National Criminal Investigation Service (KRIPOS), Norway): European Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR): Bilateral Co-operation Between Lithuania and Norwegian Police in Cases Related to THB
- Petri Lamppu (Detective Chief Inspector, Senior Investigator, South-West Finland Police): Case Erik
- Carsten Ahrends and John Vorbeck Petersen (Police Superintendent, Copenhagen Police, Central Investigation Department & Project Manager, Danish Customs and Tax Administration, Denmark): Cooperation Between Police and Tax Authorities in Denmark
Welfare society
Gender equality
Fight against trafficking in human beings
Disabled people
Disabled people