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CCPCJ
Featured Committee
The United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ) is the primary UN body that guides its activities in the areas of crime prevention and criminal justice.
The CCPCJ's mandates include: Combating crime internationally, Promoting the use of criminal law to protect the environment, Preventing crime in urban areas, and improving the fairness and efficiency of criminal justice systems.
Addressing and Balancing the Role of Private Prisons and Rehabilitation Efforts
Prison systems across the world face enormous issues that impose significant financial expenses while also endangering our communities' health, safety, and dignity. Prison and prison reform are critical and urgent. With significant costs to the state, communities, families, and people, about one-third of the world's jail population is still in pre-trial custody. Most nations in the world have overcrowded prisons. There is a serious worldwide health, security, and human rights problem. Unlivable circumstances and poor jail health are caused by budget, resource, and capacity limits.