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JIED

Call for Papers: City-Making and Organized Crime

...This special section explores the ways in which heterogeneous governance actors, including formal state, private enterprises and organized criminal groups, co-produce cities. As spaces that concentra...

Posted on 15 Apr 2021

UN - Security and Rights, WEA-Obs

Mission not accomplished? UNIOGBIS closes amid uncertainty in Guinea-Bissau

Mission not accomplished?

...At the request of the UN Security Council (UNSC), the Secretary-General assessed UNIOGBIS in 2018 and provided recommendations on how to reconfigure the mission to ‘reflect a more coherent, nimble a...

Posted on 15 Apr 2021

Author(s): Summer Walker

SEE-Obs

South Eastern Europe Risk Bulletin #6

Observatory of illicit economies in South Eastern Europe

...Risk Bulletin Download PDF mk Македонски sq Shqip Observatory of Illicit Economies in South Eastern Europe Issue 6 March–April 2021 Summary highlights A trafficking hub in the middle of no...

Posted on 14 Apr 2021

26 Apr

Gold Watch, ESA-Obs

COVID-19 and the resilience of illicit gold markets

...The COVID-19 crisis had a significant impact on global ASM gold supply chains during 2020, highlighting not only the vulnerability of mining communities to supply chain disruptions and price shocks, b...

Posted on 08 Apr 2021

Author(s): Marcena Hunter

12 Apr

Drug Policy, UN-TOC Watch

The Global Initiative at the 64th CND

...The CND is a policymaking body of UN Member States, with responsibility for the UN’s drug control conventions (including the United Nations Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and P...

Posted on 07 Apr 2021

Resilience Fund

Passing of Innocent Chukwuma

...The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime is deeply shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of Innocent Chukwuma, the renowned civil society leader and Chair of the Advisory Counc...

Posted on 05 Apr 2021

ESACD

Illicit drug markets of Eastern and Southern Africa

...The countries of Eastern and Southern Africa have a long history of illicit drug cultivation, production, consumption and trade. Khat, a crop that is indigenous to the Horn and coastal East Africa, ha...

Posted on 01 Apr 2021

Author(s): Jason Eligh

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Reanna Smith

Political Correspondent, Immigration Advice Service

... Reanna Smith is a Political Correspondent for the Immigration Advice Service, a law firm offering immigration services including asylum support, Spouse Visa application assistance and profes...

Posted on 01 Apr 2021

Global Initiative

Trafficking under the radar

...Although the UK is established as a world leader in responding to human trafficking, recent developments involving breaches in the country’s handling of human trafficking dynamics highlight that it ...

Posted on 01 Apr 2021

Author(s): Reanna Smith

13 Apr

ESA-Obs

Black Gold: The charcoal grey market in Kenya, Uganda, and South Sudan

Black Gold

...Charcoal is a vital commodity, used by as much as 80% of the urban population in East Africa as their primary energy source for cooking, and it provides incomes and livelihoods for millions. But fail...

Posted on 31 Mar 2021

NAS-Obs

Muhasasa, militias and meddling foreign actors: The challenges facing Libya’s new government

...On 10 March 2021, Libya’s Government of National Unity (GNU), led by Prime Minister Abd al-Hamid Dabaiba, won a parliamentary vote of confidence with a sweeping majority. This is the country’s fir...

Posted on 26 Mar 2021

Author(s): Emadeddin Badi

01 Apr

IASOC

IASOC Annual Prizes 2021

...The International Association for the Study of Organized Crime is dedicated to advancing the study of organized crime and illegal enterprise. We are a network of academics, professionals and students,...

Posted on 26 Mar 2021

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