During the Special Session, UNICEF's communications officers representing all the field offices will be on hand to give information about policies and programmes in their regions.
The protesting officers represent a bridge between the revolution and the Army, between the square and the officer corps.
Officer Carnegie was a popular policewoman whose funeral at an East Orange church attracted thousands of police officers representing departments from as far away as Washington, D.C.
It was proposed at the Conference that Scutari should be handed over to naval officers representing the Powers whose ships are now off the coast.
The other 7,000 police officers, representing a majority of the department's sworn members, were each assigned to patrol beats in one of the 25 districts.
In its verdict on Wednesday in a civil lawsuit, a jury in Federal District Court awarded damages ranging from $5,000 to $13,000 to six female officers represented by the American Civil Liberties Union.
In some states, like Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, women represent nearly 15 percent of the force, while female officers represent less than 1 percent of the police in several northeastern states.
The extra prison officers represent a 15% increase on the existing 18,000 officers but only goes some way to restore the 30% cut in numbers since 2010 when they stood at 25,000.
In a statement, the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, said: "It was an assault on the society that those officers represented, and for that reason their murders had to be answered with the full force of punishment at society's disposal.
Supervision of the armistice actions fell to a Military Armistice Commission (10 officers representing the belligerents), a Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission (Sweden, Switzerland, Poland, and Czechoslovakia), and a Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission (the same four states, plus India as the custodian of the POWs).
