V. Sinason (London GB)
08:15 09:15 | Room: Szenario 2 | SymposiumA 'Copper' (Police officer) in the Consulting Room? Bridging the Gaps between Therapy, Prevention and Justice 5.03.1 5.03.2 V. Sinason1, C. Driscoll1, R. Thomas1 (1London GB) 5.03.3 C. Driscoll (London GB) | |
08:15 09:30 | Room: Bellavista 5 | Single Paper SessionInterviewing and Diagnosis 5.06.1 A case for Quaternary Structural Dissociation and its implications for clinical work, research and justiceJ. Morton1, V. Sinason2 (1London GB; 2London GB) 5.06.2 Investigative Interviewing, Dissociative Identity Disorder and the Role of the Registered Intermediary in facilitating communication.B. O'mahony1, R. Milne1, K. Smith2 (1Portsmouth GB; 2Wyboston GB) | |
10:00 11:00 | Plenary 5Online child exploitation – a global problem with a local solutionMichael Moran will talk about how child sexual abuse has been changed by ICT, the changing face of online grooming, the proliferation of Child Sexual Abuse Material, the solutions evolving, the rise of the child sexual abuse victim identification discipline within policing, other successful strategies, how therapists can help. Michael Moran is a member of An Garda Síochána, Ireland’s national police force. He is currently on secondment at INTERPOL where he holds the position of Assistant Director of the Vulnerable Communities sub-directorate. The VCO team has responsibility for Crimes against Children, Trafficking in Human Beings and people Smuggling networks. Before coming to INTERPOL he was an investigator in a frontline role, serious national crime team and finally in the computer crime investigation team. He started to work online in child exploitation in 1997 and investigated and prosecuted many cases. Michael Moran holds an MSc in Forensic Computing and Cybercrime and is a lecturer at CCI in University College Dublin (UCD). He is a member of the WeProtect Global Alliance, International Advisory Board, the InHope advisory board and he is the cybercrime advisor to the NGO CyberSafeIreland. See also: | ||
11:15 12:30 | Room: Arena | Session 56.01.1 Opening the Dark Room - Investigation of Child Sexual Abuse OnlineHilde Reikrås Operation Dark Room, Western Police District, NorwayChief Investigator Hilde Reikrås works in the Western Police District in Bergen, Norway. While working on a case, Hilde Reikrås saw a larger network of perpetrators of child sexual abuse online. She started the project Operation Dark Room in January 2016. She is now leading an interdisciplinary team working on new methods for identifying both victims of child sexual abuse online, and perpetrators of these crimes. Operation Dark Room became public in November 2016, and the results of the investigation have become a powerful wake up-call in Norway and many other contries in the world. By publishing information about the investigation, Operation Dark Room gave people insight into a world many did not know much about. Operation Dark Room is now the largest investigation ever of child sexual abuse in Norway. Chief Investigator Hilde Reikrås has worked in the Norwegian police for 15 years, the last 5 years as Chief Investigator. She is specialized in homicide, violent crime against infants, child deaths and child sexual abouse. She has received honors in Norway to have started Operation Dark Room, and for putting child sexual abuse on the agenda. See also: Newspaper articles in English, German Chair: Dr. Jan Gysi, president of the organizing committee |