How can we step up the fight against gender-based violence (GBV) targeting women in the SADC region? Alongside other GBV interventions, forensic science can make a significant impact. The new concise Handbook on Forensic Evidence Processing in GBV cases, launched at the UNODC ROSAF side event at #CCPCJ33 in Vienna, provides over 40 recommendations to guide forensic science capacity building in Southern Africa ( *checkout chapter 14 on forensic science capacity development). Let’s help drive forensic capacity building programs to ensure sustainable investment in all forensic science disciplines, including the creation of a national DNA database, resourcing of forensic units, and establishment of one-stop centers. Gratitude to Aaron Amankwaaa for leading this process and all the contributors and reviewers of the handbook for their invaluable inputs.
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OUR MISSION EXPLAINED IN 5 STEPS
Our goal is to help find solution based action in the fight against crime.
Through our experienced forensic DNA experts and key opinion leaders, we offer the data and policy information needed to make DNA database strategy decisions in the following ways:
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Vanessa Lynch, Regional Director of DNAforAfrica as she talks about the mission behind DNAforAfrica and her thoughts on how Africa can benefit from using DNA and DNA Databases to solve crime and assist victims of crime and GBV.
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Vanessa Lynch, Regional Director of DNAforAfrica as she talks about the mission behind DNAforAfrica and her thoughts on how Africa can benefit from using DNA and DNA Databases to solve crime and assist victims of crime and GBV.
PODCAST SERIES
Vanessa Lynch, Regional Director of DNAforAfrica as she talks about the mission behind DNAforAfrica and her thoughts on how Africa can benefit from using DNA and DNA Databases to solve crime and assist victims of crime and GBV.
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