In search of cyber-enabled disruption
This synthesis brings together select findings from across ‘Digital Dangers’, a year-long project run by the Global Initiative Against...
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IUU Fishing Index
The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime and Poseidon – Aquatic Resource Management Ltd. are pleased to announce the launch of...
Detecting online environmental crime markets
The internet is used to trade endangered species and commodities containing parts from endangered species, and more broadly hosts communities and...
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Do we need a global agreement on wildlife crime?
A recent article by former CITES Secretary-General John Scanlon calls for a debate on the way forward internationally in addressing organized...
China ban on ivory significant to environmental conservation
Written by Joyce Kimani, a journalist sponsored under the ENACT programme partnership with Thomson Reuters. China’s ban on the ivory trade has...
Abalone poaching
An illicit supply chain connecting marginalized South African coastal communities with wealthy Chinese consumers has all but depleted South...
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Launch of the IUU Fishing Index
The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime and Poseidon – Aquatic Resource Management Ltd. are pleased to announce the launch of...
World Atlas of Illicit Flows
Organized crime takes the lion’s share of USD31.5 billion in illicit flows in and around conflict areas A new report warns that the illegal...
Empty Shells: An assessment of abalone poaching and trade in southern Africa
Organised criminal syndicates drive collapse of South African abalone 96 million abalone poached in 18 years, new TRAFFIC report finds Over the past...
The Extractive Industry: Environmental Degradation & Human Rights Challenges
The extractive industry is highly vulnerable to human rights abuses and environmental crime, such as human trafficking along with the uncontrolled...
Untouchable? Criminal networks, traffickers and the trade in rhino horn
Six thousand rhinos have fallen to poachers’ bullets in Africa over the past decade and only about 25,000 remain – a fraction of the tens of...
Interview: Alejandro Nadal, Prof. of Economics, University of Mexico
Prof. Alejandro Nadal, Prof. of Economics, Centre for Economics, Colegio de Mexico, discusses the possible implications of the legalisation of...
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Interview: Alejandro Nadal, Prof. of Economics, University of Mexico
Prof. Alejandro Nadal, Prof. of Economics, Centre for Economics, Colegio de Mexico, discusses the possible implications of the legalisation of...
Interview: Paula Kahumbu, Hands off our Elephants Campaign
Paula Kahumbu is the Executive Director of WildlifeDirect, talks to Peter Gastrow about their Hands Off Our Elephants campaign, launched in 2013. One...
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In Plane Sight: Wildlife Trafficking in the Air Transport Sector
In Plane Sight examines wildlife trafficking through the air transport sector by analyzing nine years’ worth of open source seizure...
Buyers in Good Faith: How Timber Exporters are Complicit in Plundering Peru’s Amazon
The most significant, high-profile attempt in Peru’s history to stop illegal timber exports took place very early one morning in November 2015,...
Enhancing the Detection, Investigation and Disruption of Illicit Financial Flows from Wildlife Crime
Wildlife crime poses a serious threat to thousands of species of plants and animals, which in some cases are being pushed to the brink of extinction....