Supporting Curriculum Development for the International Institute of Justice and the Rule of Law in Tunisia Sheraton Hotel, Brussels April 2013

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1 Supporting Curriculum Development for the International Institute of Justice and the Rule of Law in Tunisia Sheraton Hotel, Brussels April 2013 AGENDA DAY ONE - 10 APRIL 2013: CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT 08:00-08:45 Registration and Coffee 08:45-09:15 Session I - Overview: Purpose and Objectives Alistair Millar, Director, Center on Global Counterterrorism Cooperation Gilles de Kerchove, EU Counter-Terrorism Coordinator, EU Council Secretariat 09:15-10:45 Session II - Principles and Objectives for Good Curriculum Design Presentations and moderated discussions in this session will focus on identifying the essential ingredients for effective rule of lawbased training curricula, highlight good practice in curricula design, development and delivery, and stress the importance of coordinating training across various professions. Lt. Col. Mohd Faiz Bin Ahmad, Deputy Director, Planning and Training, Southeast Asia Regional Centre for Counter-Terrorism Christian Eshun, Course Director, Training Department, Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre First Prosecutor Dr. Rainer Hornung, Director, German Judicial Academy Nicholas Martin, Capacity Building Advisor, Counter Terrorism Department, United Kingdom Foreign and Commonwealth Office Moderator: Alistair Millar, Director, Center on Global 1

2 Supporting Curriculum Development for the International Institute of Justice and the Rule of Law AGENDA Brussels April :45-11:30 Session III - Developing a Core Rule of Law Course Offering 11:30-11:45 Coffee Break During this session, presenters and participants will discuss the components of a fundamental course offering on the role of the rule of law through the criminal justice system. Participants will also discuss how a core rule of law course offering can be integrated into training for police officers, prosecutors, prosecuting judges, judges, and correctional officers. Angela Conway, Director, Middle East & North Africa Division, American Bar Association Dr. Khalid Koser, Deputy Director and Academic Dean, Geneva Centre for Security Policy Zaved Mahmood, Human Rights Officer, United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Moderator: Anton du Plessis, Executive Director, Institute for Security Studies 11:45-13:15 Session IV - Curriculum Development Challenges for Prosecutors and Investigating Judges: Good Practices, Opportunities, and Challenges 13:15-14:15 Lunch Panelists will discuss the types of general professionalization modules that are required for prosecutors and investigating judges, along with proposed course content. Presenters and participants will also discuss specialized modules, in particular as they relate to Kent Cassibry, Assistant Director-Distance Education, Office of Legal Education/National Advocacy Center, US Department of Justice Jos De Vos, Training Advisor, Judicial Training Institute, Belgium Ranganath Manthripragada, Coordinator for International Initiatives, Counter-Terrorism Section, US Department of Justice Arvinder Sambei, Barrister, Sambei Bridger & Polaine Ltd. Moderator: Dr. Khalid Koser, Deputy Director and Academic Dean, Geneva Centre for Security Policy 2

3 Supporting Curriculum Development for the International Institute of Justice and the Rule of Law in Tunisia April 2013 Brussels AGENDA 14:15-15:45 Session V - Curriculum Design for Judges: Good Practices, Opportunities, and Challenges 15:45-16:15 Coffee Break Presentations during this session will focus on the types of general professionalization modules that are required for judges, along with proposed content. During this session, presenters and participants will also discuss specialized modules, in particular as they relate to Hon. Celeste Bremer, Chief United States Magistrate Judge for the Southern District of Iowa William J. Brunson, Director of Special Projects, National Judicial College, United States Mansour Hadidi, Director General, Judicial Institute, Jordan Samuel Vuelta-Simon, Deputy Director, National School of Magistrates, France Moderator: Alix Boucher, Senior Analyst, Center on Global 16:15-17:45 Session VI - Curriculum Design for Police: Good Practices, Opportunities, and Challenges This session will serve as an opportunity to examine principles and practices of curriculum design for law enforcement personnel. Presenters and participants will discuss the types of general professionalization modules that are required for police forces, along with proposed content. They will also discuss specialized modules, in particular as they relate to terrorism prevention and cooperation with international Valeria Benavente, Programme Administrator, Capacity Building and Training Directorate, INTERPOL Pol. Maj. Gen. Monthon Ngernwattana, Executive Director, International Law Enforcement Academy, Bangkok Jean-Daniel Pitteloud, Assistant Director, Office of Legal Affairs, INTERPOL Moderator: Peter Knoope, Director, International Centre for Counter-Terrorism The Hague 3

4 Supporting Curriculum Development for the International Institute of Justice and the Rule of Law AGENDA Brussels April :00-18:30 Wrap up of First Day and Plan for the Second Day of the Workshop Discussion facilitator: Anton du Plessis, Executive Director, Institute for Security Studies DAY TWO - 11 APRIL 2013: CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT DISCUSSIONS CONTINUED 08:30-09:00 Breakfast and Coffee 09:00-10:30 Session I - Curriculum Development Challenges for Correctional Officers: Good Practices, Opportunities, and Challenges 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break During this session, presenters and participants will discuss the types of general professionalization modules that are required for correctional officers, along with proposed content. They will also discuss specialized modules, in particular as they relate to Jack Burger, Program Manager, Dutch Prison Service, Ministry of Security and Justice, Netherlands Alison Hannah, Executive Director, Penal Reform International Dr. Roberto Pandolfi, Prison Manager, Department of Penitentiary Administration, Italy Phil Wragg, Governor, HM Prison Belmarsh, United Kingdom Moderator: Peter Knoope, Director, International Centre for Counter-Terrorism The Hague 11:00-12:30 Session II - Public Engagement and Awareness When Developing Rule of Law and Criminal Justice Sector Curricula During this session, presenters and participants will discuss how training can impact public perceptions of the role of the criminal justice sector and expectations for improved rule of law and service delivery. Dr. Peter Alexander Albrecht, Project Researcher, Danish Institute for International Studies Marie-Laurence Cassegrain, State Prosecutor, France Dr. Tamara Takács, Senior Researcher, Asser Institute 4

5 Supporting Curriculum Development for the International Institute of Justice and the Rule of Law in Tunisia April 2013 Brussels AGENDA 12:30-14:00 Lunch Moderator: Alix Boucher, Senior Analyst, Center on Global 14:00-15:30 Session III Working to inform the curriculum development process: learning from existing training models 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break During this moderated session, participants will discuss the process for developing the Institute s curricula. Dr. Stefano Failla, Head of Unit, Programme and Project Management, CEPOL European Police College Mauro Miedico, Terrorism Prevention Branch, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Filippo Musca, Acting Scientific Director, International Institute of Higher Studies in Criminal Sciences, Italy Moderator: Alistair Millar, Director, Center on Global 16:00-17:00 Wrap up, Next Steps and Closing Remarks Anton du Plessis, Executive Director, Institute for Security Studies Peter Knoope, Director, International Centre for Counter- Terrorism The Hague Alistair Millar, Director, Center on Global Counterterrorism Cooperation 5