Organized environmental crimes and effective policy measures in Indian subcontinent
A Talk by Dr Tarini Mehta , Hasantha Kaushalya , Arvind Kumar Chaurasia , Ulhas Gondhali and Prof Dr Abhiroop Chowdhury
About this Talk
Organized environmental crime is highly lucrative and causes complex forms of victimization. It affects most vulnerable the maximum. We will explore organized environmental crimes from lenses of criminology, victimology and the law. Panellists will share their views and policy recommendation drawing their experiences from academic and administration.
About The Speakers
Deputy Superintendent of Customs, Sri Lanka Customs
WCO Expert in IWT and CITES / Accredited Customs Trainer / Wildlife Crime Investigator / Wildlife Crime Analyst
OP Jindal Global University
Lecturer (Forensics & Wildlife conservation) at OP Jindal Global University, India
Professor and Assistant Dean (Student Affairs and Career Services), Jindal School of Environment and Sustainability, O.P. Jindal Global University
As an mangrove restoration ecologist, Dr. Chowdhury have restored more than 200 hectares of degraded mudflat at Indian Sundarbans. As an Environmental scientist, Abhiroop looks at the interconnection between pollution, human health impacts and cost effective solution through participation of local communities.