24-hour Organized Crime Online Conference #OC24
The '24-hour Organized Crime Online Conference #OC24' is back for its 6th year in a row!
When the OC24 first launched during the COVID-19 pandemic, it was an experiment, a way to stay connected and keep the conversation going at a time when travel and gatherings were impossible. Since then, it has evolved into something bigger: a truly global, inclusive, and accessible space for dialogue and exchange among those committed to understanding and addressing organised crime.
For more information and to check out the previous OC24 editions, please visit here.
Registration and more information
This year, our conference looks a little different. With 22 panels across two parallel streams, this year’s programme is concentrated, diverse, and designed to deliver as much insight and engagement as ever - just in a more compact format.
For registration and more detailed information about this conference, click here.
You are encouraged to have a look at the conference agenda and register for any and all panels of your interest!
Contact
CIROC secretariat
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