2020 marked the start of a global pandemic and the world’s first 24-hour virtual conference on global organized crime, #OC24. Since then, six editions of OC24 have taken place, bringing together ...
Environmental crime has become one of the fastest-growing forms of organized crime worldwide. Illegal mining and logging, ...
USP and GI-TOC launch a partnership on organized crime research, with joint work on the PCC, the Amazon and private sector ...
After the three-month internet blackout imposed following the ​​​​​​US–Israeli strike that killed Ayatollah Khamenei in February, Iran emerged a fundamentally different regime. It had learnt the value ...
GI-TOC examines how corruption and organized crime exploit Johannesburg’s city council, undermining governance, ...
At least 43 people have been murdered in suspected political assassinations in South Africa since the beginning of the year, as the country prepares for local government elections in November. By ...
Corruption and organized crime intersect in various ways in the City of Johannesburg, creating what the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) describes as a ‘crime–council ...
In the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the March 23 Movement (M23) conflict has fuelled a self-reinforcing criminal ecosystem in which the outsourcing of violence serves as cover for ...
Myanmar’s methamphetamine economy sits at the centre of one of the most significant illicit synthetic drug markets in the world. Production linked to Shan State and adjoining areas has supplied ...
Organized crime poses complex challenges across Central and West Africa, where illicit markets have developed amid porous borders, abundant natural resources and institutional vulnerabilities. Yet ...
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