North Africa and the Sahel have long been central to migrant movement, human smuggling and trafficking, with their importance growing steadily since the late 1990s. Today, the two regions are critical ...

Latin American criminal groups are expanding into Europe, building local networks across cocaine, synthetic drugs and arms markets.

How sexual and gender-based violence reinforces gang control in Haiti, drawing lessons from Colombia on justice and survivor support.

The UN cybercrime convention's future depends on trust, safeguards and cooperation among states, civil society and the private sector.

But many criminal groups are adapting faster than the measures designed to disrupt them. Identifying those who profit from ...

How Vietnamese migration brokers facilitate routes to Europe, creating debt that can lead to labour, criminal and sexual exploitation.

The 15th UN Crime Congress brings governments, practitioners and civil society to Abu Dhabi to advance justice in the digital age.

Global awareness of the increase in industrial-based cyber scam operations in mainland South East Asia, which use trafficked individuals and forced criminality to target the global population with ...

The GI-TOC’s Pacific Programme is mapping how organized crime is impacting the Pacific Islands and exploring the different criminal actors driving illicit activities. Building and expanding on the ...