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Call for applications for the 2025 Granting Programme
Applications are now open for the IAP Granting Programme 2025 to support attendance at the 30th Annual Conference in Singapore, from 7 - 9 September 2025.
Attendance at an Annual Conference enables prosecutors to share their experiences, expertise and best practice, and to network with fellow prosecutors from around the world. The criteria for applications is set out in the IAP Protocol for the Granting Programme. If you are interested in applying for the IAP Granting Programme 2025, please send your CV and a letter in support of your application, outlining your motivation to apply for a grant and explaining the benefits for the IAP and your own prosecution service or association of your attendance at the conference to pcm@iap-association.org.
Please also include proof of the support/approval of the relevant organisational member. All applications must be submitted by 11 April 2025. Please note that we normally receive more applications than we can support financially each year. If you have any questions about the Granting Programme or your eligibility for it, then please contact the Executive Administration Manager at pcm@iapassociation.org.
IAP Newsletter - January 2025
The newsletter, which has been distributed quarterly since September 1997, informs Association members about recent developments, provides details and reports about its annual and regional conferences and other conferences and seminars and gives updates on the domestic affairs of the Association.
Edition 95 - January 2025
- Message from the IAP President
- Secretary-General’s Editorial
- Theme articles: The prosecution of money laundering
- Special Article: Intervention of the Legislative Power in the Independance of Judiciary in Bulgaria - Vicious Practices
- The 58th Executive Committee Meeting of the IAP
- Call for nominations of candidates for Executive Committee membership
- IAP participation in global events
- The 18th IAP European Regional Conference, Malta
- The 11th IAP Regional Conference for Asia and Pacific, Hong Kong
- The 30th Annual Conference and General Meeting of the IAP, Singapore
- Call for IAP Awards and the IAP Granting Programme
- The IAP Cybercrime Network
- Message from the General Counsel
- Upcoming IAP Global Training Academy webinars
- Precius IAP Global Traning Academy webnar recordings
- Call for newsletter articles and webinar topics
- Editorial Board and IAP staff and contact information
Visit by the Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Moldova
The IAP Secretariat were delighted to welcome a delegation from Moldova to the IAP offices in the Hague on 09 April 2024. The delegation, which comprised of twelve prosecutors from the Prosecutor General’s Office and district prosecution offices, along with officers from the American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative, were visiting The Hague for a week as part of a ‘Model Prosecution Office Study Tour’ as part of the ABA’s Supporting Criminal Justice Reform and Strengthening Anticorruption Efforts Program in Moldova.
The overall objective of the program is to support the continued development of Moldova’s criminal justice system and actors, and to strengthen targeted anti-corruption efforts.
As well as the IAP, the delegation visited the Office of the Prosecutor General, the National Public Prosecutor’s Office in Rotterdam, Eurojust, the regional EPPO office and the ICC.
During the meeting at the Secretariat, a presentation was given to the delegation about the IAP, including our objectives and professional work programme. There was an engaging discussion with the delegates about the various workstreams of the IAP, and the benefits of building personal networks to progress international cooperation.
The IAP Secretariat would like to thank our colleagues from Moldova for taking the time to visit us whilst in The Hague, and we hope to meet many of them again at future IAP conferences.
Call for testimonials for the new IAP website
IAP Members are invited to draft and submit testimonials for use on the new IAP website, which is expected to go live mid March.
