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… Internal Investigation Section (SIO). In addition, a survey was conducted during a seminar open only to officials working in the areas of investigation, enforcement and prosecution. The participants were asked (via a digital interface) about their own experiences with integrity violations (in relation to organised crime), observations of such violations in their own organisation, and the measures put in place to prevent and combat serious integrity violations. The qualitative research material … The group that featured most prominently in the integrity violations examined in this research – members of local units – is subject to the lowest form of screening through a Trustworthiness and Suitability Assessment (BGO). In terms of learning from experience, it appears that Customs – particularly following a number of large-scale corruption cases at the Port of Rotterdam – has put a lot of effort in developing reviewing systems and processes for potential vulnerabilities. Major corruption cases are extensively discussed internally and, where possible, individual experiences are shared with employees, so that lessons can be drawn from them. The KMar, too, has made great strides in the areas of risk assessment and raising awareness. The Police appear to be less advanced in this regard. Completed cases are not …

… coherent arguments, and develop problem-focused interpretations (both orally and in text). They will be able to apply their abstract knowledge acquired by lecture and reading on different cases and come to a balanced and argued conclusion; will gain experience and understanding in case law, legislation and literature in EU external relations law and develop a deeper understanding of EU law and political and legal problems arising from European Union polity. They will improve their writing and … impact assessment, anonymisation and pseudonimization, rights of data subjects, including the right to be forgotten, enforcement and fines; Awareness of the variety of rights and obligations stemming from the GDPR, but affecting not only individuals’ experience and execution of the right to data protection and privacy, but also the organisation of enterprises and the function of public authorities in this context. Awareness of the functioning of GDPR regulatory paradigm and methodologies of … Lecture(s), PBL Assessment methods: Presentation, Written exam, Final paper Keywords: development, Sustainable Development Goals, Human-rights based approach, the World Bank Faculty of Law Human Rights of Women Full course description Worldwide women experience difficulties in fulfilling their human rights. Culture, tradition and https://coursecatalogue.maastrichtuniversity.nl/nl/meta/493804/human-rights-and-human-development?print=1 https://coursecatalogue.maastrichtuniversity.nl/nl/fons.coomans …

… their rating score increases and so do their chances of receiving rewards. As an example, we could consider its use in job applications: applicant tracking systems employ scoring algorithms to evaluate resumes based on criteria like education, experience, and skills. Higher scores prioritise candidates for further consideration, streamlining the initial screening process for both companies and applicants.15 From this brief overview, it is discernible what the key elements of scoring entail. …

… their rating score increases and so do their chances of receiving rewards. As an example, we could consider its use in job applications: applicant tracking systems employ scoring algorithms to evaluate resumes based on criteria like education, experience, and skills. Higher scores prioritise candidates for further consideration, streamlining the initial screening process for both companies and applicants.15 From this brief overview, it is discernible what the key elements of scoring entail. …