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“UNODC’s mission is to contribute to global peace and security, human rights and development by making the world safer from drugs, crime, corruption and terrorism.” Source

☕ This coffee was almost heroin. In the Golden Triangle—one of the world’s largest drug trafficking

Women and girls are the most vulnerable to human trafficking. While many are trafficked for sexual e

Young changemakers are using technology and innovation to build a world free from corruption. Discov

💻 Here are 5 key reasons why the new Cybercrime Convention is vital for our online future. ⬇️ https

Over 140 women are killed globally by an intimate partner or family member EVERY DAY ❗ Each number r

From human trafficking to falsified medical products, drug trafficking to cybercrime, organized crim

The Golden Triangle – where the borders of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos meet – is one of the biggest d

Young people must take an active role in building a world free from corruption! Elisa, our YouthLED

From guns, to gas, to gold, a tangled trafficking web has been woven across the Sahel. UNODC is a le

▪️Geographic isolation ▪️Heavy reliance on foreign development funding ▪️Corruption These are some s

Let’s build more effective responses to organized crime! This UNODC Toolkit provides a practical gui

Financial intelligence is key in the fight against climate change. By tracking illegal money flows,

💻Why does the new Cybercrime Convention matter? Here are 5 key reasons this landmark agreement is v

The Golden Triangle – where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet – is a beautiful region hiding a dark r

Ensuring robust carbon markets requires: 🔒Solid regulations and oversight 📢Effective reporting and

Our latest survey shows that opium production has slowed in Myanmar, but the country remains a leadi

Global incarceration rates are on the rise… In 2022, the prison population reached 11.5 million, w

Meet Warrant Officer Asma Kidarm: Djibouti’s only female Coast Guard diver 🌊 From leading dives to

As the world enters 2025, let’s work together to build a safer, healthier and more just future for a

There is a gender imbalance in the judiciary in most regions, especially in higher positions. More #

64 million people worldwide were suffering from a drug use disorder in 2022. Go behind the data in t

Effective management of climate funds is crucial for securing both public and private investments. A

The rise in human trafficking is fuelled by organized crime. 74% of convicted traffickers operate in

Thousands of migrants have suffocated in containers, perished in deserts or drowned at sea while bei

☕ This coffee was almost heroin. In the Golden Triangle—one of the world’s largest drug trafficking

📢 Good news: 47 lemurs and 155 tortoises, once victims of illegal wildlife trafficking, are now saf

Many killings of women are preventable. Too often, women have already reported physical, sexual, or

💻Why does the new Cybercrime Convention matter? From protecting children to strengthening preventio

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Prisoners are people. They may have made wrong choices, or had very limited choices in life

Crimes harming the environment lead to pollution and degradation of land, air, water, and soil. To #endENVcrime, UNODC supports the reform of marine pollution and waste disposal laws, along with training on their implementation. #endENVcrime https://t.co/1XfUdpJLeK

Corruption, one of the most detrimental drivers of climate change, often goes unnoticed. We must intensify efforts to combat corruption and secure a sustainable future. Let’s put it on the international agenda and raise public awareness by standing #UnitedAgainstCorruption https://t.co/3B7jLRwnhX

When our seas are safe, so are we. From protecting vital trade routes to preserving marine ecosystems, ensuring maritime safety is pivotal for global stability. This is what we do at @UNODC_MCP: https://t.co/dHDk87fTdE https://t.co/cZkXahqXnL

📢 Explore the key findings of the Global Report on Trafficking in Persons 2024 in this video, or dive deeper with the full report ⬇️ 🔗https://t.co/ctIWL0rphK #EndHumanTrafficking https://t.co/3cm3cmayqe

We welcome the adoption of the first-ever Cybercrime Convention by the UN General Assembly! 🌐 Under this milestone agreement, responses to cybercrime will be quicker, better coordinated and more effective—making our digital world safer for all. https://t.co/x6l4kudQeA https://t.co/JtsKJOv65X

Every child deserves a childhood free from fear and harm. Yet too many are robbed of their innocence and future by child trafficking. We must step up our efforts to protect children online and offline from the risks of exploitation and trafficking. #EndHumanTrafficking https://t.co/SlluUK6J1N

💻Do you know who your children are chatting with or what they’re watching online? Traffickers are constantly adapting their strategies, using the internet to exploit the vulnerable. Stay vigilant—talk to your children and protect them both offline and online.⬇️

Transnational organized crime in the Sahel is undermining: ⚠️ Peace & security ⚠️ Human rights ⚠️ Governance & rule of law ⚠️ Sustainable development Find out how it impacts the region: https://t.co/wDq6R5UdHP pic.twitter.com/CSjYAtsOUS

Criminal networks prey on the vulnerable, exploiting them for organ trafficking to meet a global demand. Who are the victims? How do traffickers operate? And what is @‌UNODC doing to stop this hidden crime? Find out more⬇️

Around 87% of the global population live without adequate access to opioids for pain relief. Learn more in the #WorldDrugReport⬇️

Prison overcrowding is hitting a crisis point. In 60% of countries, facilities are overflowing, and 1 in 4 nations are grappling with an alarming 150%+ capacity. More in our latest report:

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64 million people worldwide were suffering from a drug use disorder in 2022. Go behind the data in the #WorldDrugReport:

Corruption creates uncertainty in every aspect of life, from education to voting. But transparency can turn that uncertainty into opportunity. Cecilia urges young people to lead the change and promote transparency.#UnitedAgainstCorruption pic.twitter.com/y6Zy0mgQcA

For too many women & girls, home is not a place of safety. In 2023 alone, approximately 51,100 women and girls lost their lives at the hands of intimate partners or family members. Violence should have no place in our homes. https://t.co/QfjK38cOsq pic.twitter.com/BO2TMLkJSP

🌐 Insight: 22% of intentional homicides worldwide are tied to organized crime. The Global Study on Homicide 2023 examines regional trends and dynamics to shed light on this alarming reality ⬇️

In Africa, the rise in human trafficking is tied to insecurity, armed conflict and climate change. Traffickers prey on vulnerable communities, exploiting children and adults for sexual exploitation or forced labour. Learn more: https://t.co/ctIWL0rphK#EndHumanTrafficking pic.twitter.com/gF5YQAPD9J

Deforestation and illegal logging harm biodiversity and ecosystem stability, leading to habitat loss and soil erosion. Effective strategies must tackle corruption and money laundering and promote sustainable practices engaging local communities.#EndForestCrime pic.twitter.com/66o452cgpZ

How to take action against corruption? UNODC’s YouthLED Integrity Advisory Board members have a plan! A toolkit developed for youth by youth provides a step-by-step guide on how to develop an anti-corruption initiative. Act now! https://t.co/uwXX15iXH4#UnitedAgainstCorruption pic.twitter.com/ED1HLxZTtS

Migrant smuggling is a deadly, transnational, and highly lucrative crime. On International #MigrantsDay, we shed light on 5 key facts to help you better understand this crime. Find out more ⬇️

Legal aid helps vulnerable people access lawyers, understand their rights and participate in their defense. In Southern Africa, UNODC works with governments and civil society to strengthen legal aid systems. Learn how we do this: https://t.co/9rgoJZ1d2A