International Society For Criminology

The International Society for Criminology is the main overall association in the field of criminology and criminal equity. Its goal is to bolster activities and research intended to deliver a superior comprehension of the wrongdoing marvel on a universal scale. The Society advances the aversion of wrongdoing also alongside enhancing the methodology utilized by the different criminal equity frameworks. Its activities, in this way, focus both on scientific and practical issues. The International Society for Criminology is a non-administrative association and a considerable lot of its individuals involve senior positions in their nations and in worldwide organizations. The Society appreciates consultative status at the United Nations and the Council of Europe, and takes an interest in UNESCO's work. The International Society for Criminology is a standout amongst the most dynamic and compelling academic relationship at the front line in tending to the difficulties and issues postured by wrongdoing and aberrance and in discovering arrangements that completely regard human rights and law based qualities. The World Congresses of Criminology have been held under the protection of the International Society of Criminology, since 1938. In this century, congresses were held in Rio de Janeiro (2003), Philadelphia (2005), Barcelona (2008), Kobe, Japan (2011) and Monterrey, Mexico (2014). All were fruitful, and very much secured by the media. The ISC distributes the International Annals of Criminology on a yearly premise, composes World Congresses of Criminology like clockwork, and also International Courses in Criminology all the time. The last International Course in Criminology was sorted out in Istanbul, Turkey, in May 2011 and managed the causes of therapeutic equity and its fields of utilization.