Resilience Fund, UN-TOC Watch

Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action +30

...ant direct and indirect threats to human rights. Some illicit economies, such as human trafficking, are implicitly recognized as human rights violations, while others, such as environmental crime and cybercrime, are increasingly seen as obstacles to the just enjoyment of human rights. In many contexts, the presence of criminal groups that control illicit markets has led to the exploitation of people an...

Posted on 23 Nov 2023

Eco-Solve

Data & wildlife crime

...f the European Union. Simone Haysom: Head of Programme of ECO-SOLVE and Lead on Environmental Crime at the GI-TOC. Ramon Gonzales Gallego: Officer of the Spanish Guardia Civil and leader of the cybercrime stream of EMPACT. Adrián Sanchez Moreno: Officer of the Spanish Guardia Civil and responsible for wildlife investigations. Sharada Balasubramanian: Freelance environmental journalist from...

Posted on 31 Oct 2023

Global Organized Crime Index, Global Strategy, AMA-Obs, APA-Obs, AR-Obs, CAM-Obs, CSA-Obs, ESA-Obs, EUR-Obs, HT-Obs, NAS-Obs, SA-Obs, SEE-Obs, UKR-Obs, WEA-Obs

The Global Organized Crime Index 2023

The Global Organized Crime Index 2023

...sive global picture. Along with the original 10 criminal market indicators, the Organized Crime Index 2023 has introduced five new indicators to measure criminal activity: financial crimes cyber-dependent crimes illicit trade in excise goods counterfeit goods extortion and protection racketeering These additions and the inclusion of private sector actors as a new "criminal actor"...

Posted on 26 Sep 2023