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The head of the Justice and Human Rights sector highlighted during his participation in the inauguration of the Decentralized International Seminar on Asset Forfeiture. Within the framework of the fight against organized crime, the Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Eduardo Arana Ysa, participated this morning in the inauguration of the Decentralized International Seminar on Asset Forfeiture, which will strengthen the knowledge of justice operators in around the regulations that regulate the provisions on this matter.
Domain forfeiture is the quick and effective way to fight organized crime. The recovery of all assets, goods or profits resulting from illicit activities linked to organized crime is an essential pillar for the dismantling of criminal organizations whose ultimate goal is to obtain economic benefits and exploit illegal markets, he indicated. In the same way, the head of the sector added that, through the Coordination of the National Subsystem Specialized in Asset Forfeiture, tangible results have been obtained, such as the recovery in favor of the Peruvian State of more than 251 million soles through sentences issued.
From the Government we are going to give it the importance and support that is needed through the budget to ensure the expected results. Working together is also guaranteeing that part to make the work they do effective, concluded Minister Arana. This event, which takes place Monday, June 10 and Tuesday, June 11, is organized by the Judiciary and the General Directorate of Criminological Affairs of the MINJUSDH with the support of the law enforcement agencies of the European Union in the fight against drugs and crime. organized crime in Peru.
Furthermore, it aims to provide a space for reflection, analysis and debate on relevant topics in the field of asset forfeiture, as well as promote the exchange of knowledge and experiences between professionals and experts involved in this field so relevant to justice, the fight against corruption and crime. Participating were Manuel Lujan, Supreme Judge of the Permanent Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Republic; Maria Caruajulca, State Attorney General; Eva Platero, head of the European Union support project; Juan Alcantara, Vice Minister of Justice; as well as magistrates of the National Subsystem Specialized in Asset Forfeiture; members of Task Force No. 6, on Asset Forfeiture of CONTRALAFT and national and international speakers.
