Tag: trafficking
Armed Conflict Escalates Risks of Child Trafficking and Violations
Children trapped in war zones face an increasing risk of severe violations and trafficking. A groundbreaking UN report reveals how conflict environments...
In Kazakhstan, newborns sold for up to $4,500
In Kazakhstan, newborns are being sold for up to $4,500. But the government is fighting back, implementing a new law aimed at...
Global Surge in Ketamine Use: Trends, Trafficking, and Health Risks
Illicit ketamine use and trafficking are rising globally, leading to increased health risks and diverse new markets
Cocaine Trafficking, a Threat to Migratory Birds and Biodiversity
A new study reveals that cocaine trafficking not only has severe human consequences but also significantly harms the environment and endangers habitats critical to dozens of migratory bird species. Published in Nature Sustainability, the study titled “Intersection of Narco-Trafficking, Enforcement and Bird Conservation in the Americas” uncovers the alarming impact of cocaine trafficking on bird conservation efforts in Central America.
Over 4,000 Wildlife Species Still Victims of Trafficking Annually
Despite efforts, UNODC's report reveals ongoing wildlife trafficking, impacting over 4,000 species annually. Organized crime, corruption, and environmental risks persist, urging stronger interventions.
European Union A Significant Hub For Wildlife Trafficking
Explore the intricate web of wildlife trafficking within the EU, from seizures to legislative measures, and the ongoing battle to combat illegal trade.
Perilous Trade: Threat to Long-Tailed Macaques
Explore the risks posed by the heightened demand for long-tailed macaques in biomedical research, including compromised clinical testing, zoonotic threats, and the unsustainable trade impacting their endangered status. Take a closer look at the delicate balance between scientific progress and conservation efforts
50 % More Children Trafficked By Family
More than half of the children trafficked for forced labour, domestic work, and sex work are recruited by friends or family members, according to a new analysis.
Rise In Both Drugs Supply And Demand
The world is currently witnessing a sustained rise in both drug supply and demand, and is expected to lead to the emergence of new markets beyond traditional boundaries. Along with this, the proliferation of nimble drug trafficking networks exacerbates the global crisis, posing challenges to healthcare services and law enforcement agencies.
Trafficking; Less Numbers Identified
The number of victims of trafficking in persons are less identified now for the first time in the last 20 years even...
