Training
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The Council of Europe – through its Criminal Law Division – is supporting countries worldwide in the strengthening of their criminal justice capacities to respond to the challenges posed by the falsification of medicines and medical devices on the basis of the MEDICRIME Convention.
Jointly with the European Programme for Human Rights Education for Legal Professionals (HELP Programme), the Criminal Law Division has developed a training curriculum aimed at increasing the capacity of judges, prosecutors and lawyers capacities to improve the national implementation of the MEDICRIME Convention in those countries having ratified it.
These training programmes are included as part of the initial and/or on-going training within both the national schools of judges and prosecutors.
- 2023: Pharmaceutical crime and the MEDICRIME Convention (online)
- 2022: Training for legal professionals in the fight against falsification of medical products, Madrid, 4 October
- 2022: Training for francophone law-enforcement authorities (customs officers), Paris, 22 April
- 2017: Training to legal professionals in the fight against falsification of medical products - National School of Judges, Barcelona, Spain, 22 June
- 2016: Pilot distance-learning course on the MEDICRIME Convention - Judicial School, Barcelona, Spain, 22 September