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SASCV · Founded 2009
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Forthcoming · 6 November 2026

Proposed International Criminology Day

The International Institute of Justice and Police Sciences (IIJPS), in collaboration with the South Asian Society of Criminology and Victimology (SASCV), proposes to observe 6 November as International Criminology Day. The day commemorates the 191st birth anniversary of Cesare Lombroso (1835 to 1909), the founding father of modern criminology.

Open access book release. To mark this proposed observance, IIJPS will release an open access (free) book, Criminology Guide for UGC NET Examinations, authored by Professor K. Jaishankar.

This initiative aims to celebrate the intellectual legacy of criminology and to promote access to criminological knowledge for students, researchers and academics.

Proposed by IIJPS and SASCV.

Poster: Proposed International Criminology Day, 6 November 2026
Poster: Proposed International Criminology Day, 6 November 2026

Recent announcements

October 2026

ICCCJ 2026 abstract book published

The Second International Conference on Criminology and Criminal Justice (ICCCJ 2026), on the theme Criminology and Criminal Justice in an Age of Disruption, was held online on 3 to 4 October 2026 by the International Institute of Justice & Police Sciences with partner universities, in collaboration with SASCV. The abstract book is freely available on Zenodo.

September 2025

ICLSS 2025 proceedings published

The proceedings of the International Conference on Law and Social Sciences (ICLSS 2025), held online on 29 to 30 March 2025 and organised by IIJPS, SASCV, AERF and Lombroso Education and Research Services, are freely available on Zenodo.

2025

SASCV merges with AERF

In 2025 SASCV merged with Appa Education and Research Foundation and now functions as a unit of AERF, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.

September 2024

SASCV joins the CrimConsortium

On 9 September 2024 SASCV became an institutional member of the CrimConsortium (formerly the CrimRxiv Consortium), its 24th institutional member and the first from South Asia. Through the consortium, SASCV supports open criminology: making research, academic outputs and teaching resources free to access, share and reuse worldwide, and raising the global visibility of criminological scholarship from South Asia.

Press release · SASCV on CrimRxiv

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