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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

Corruption is at the heart of Haiti’s crisis, undermining institutions & enabling crime. But the fig

Human trafficking destroys lives, but it can be stopped. As the UN’s lead entity against this crime,

Your voice matters in the fight against organized crime! Tell your story on organized crime and play

We took forensic training out of the classroom & into action! Officers from 🇬🇾🇯🇲🇹🇹 sharpened t

Cultivating peace, one bean at a time ☕ In Myanmar’s Shan State, Nang Htwe’s switch from poppies to

Organized crime groups in Nigeria fuel insecurity for power and profit. UNODC’s research sheds light

Pangolins are on the brink of extinction. They are poached in high numbers for their scales in illeg

Wildlife crime happens online, across borders, and orchestrated by criminal networks. With UNODC sup

UNODC is taking action to combat scams and trafficking for forced criminality. In Southeast Asia, we

📊 Better crime data, better policies. UNODC’s Implementation Manual for the International Classific

UNODC works to disrupt terrorist financing by strengthening global legal frameworks and enhancing fi

From wearing combat boots to becoming a peace facilitator, Suraida, a former combatant from the Phil

As violence and crime escalate in Haiti, UNODC supports @PolifrontHaiti and @pnh_officiel with 12 pa

Organized crime threatens global security. The latest #SDG16 report shows a 72% rise in civilian dea

Preventing violent extremism is key to peace, security & human rights. By addressing the root causes

Every parent wants to protect their child—but the internet can feel like a whole new world to naviga

As violence and crime escalate in Haiti, UNODC supports @‌PolifrontHaiti and @‌pnh_officiel with 12

Schools play a critical role in developing students’ appreciation of fairness, honesty and mutual re

🔬👩‍🔬On #WomenInScience Day, we celebrate women’s contributions to forensic science, crime prevent

New technologies and artificial intelligence are powerful allies in the battle against corruption. T

📢News The new GUARD Wildlife initiative will protect wildlife by disrupting crime and reducing dema

Poachers or wildlife traffickers cannot be prosecuted or convicted without evidence. UNODC and the T

In 2022, 7 million people were in contact with the police for drug offenses worldwide and 2.7 millio

Explore the connections between waste trafficking, corruption, money laundering and organized crime.

🚨UNODC in 60 seconds: 🔹 Haiti: UNODC chief @GhadaFathiWaly briefs #UNSC on rising security threats

📢News The new 𝗚𝗨𝗔𝗥𝗗 𝗪𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗹𝗶𝗳𝗲 initiative will protect wildlife by disrupting crime and

Have you been impacted by organized crime? Share your story through art and help shape global policy

Reforming justice requires robust data systems. Read an interview with UNODC’s Martijn Kind about h

📊 Improving crime data worldwide! UNODC’s Implementation Manual for the International Classificati

Young people are standing up and rejecting corruption as the norm. Joaquín emphasizes that through

From opium to coffee 🌱 In Thailand’s highlands, Nang Kham Li and women farmers from Myanmar are le

The 2024 #WorldDrugReport presents the latest data on drug use, production and trafficking. UNODC pr

Wildlife forensics is vital from detecting crimes to prosecuting them. UNODC’s portable DNA labs he

In a nation where the narrative has long been shaped by terrorism, economic hardship & violence, Nig

Coca cultivation in Colombia reached 253,000 ha in 2023, up 10% from 2022, with potential cocaine pr

Our latest data shows that cannabis remains the most widely used drug globally, with an estimated 22

📊 Better crime data, better policies. UNODC’s Implementation Manual for the International Classific

Organized crime fuels armed conflicts by escalating tensions, increasing violence and intensifying c

In the Philippines, law enforcement officers, supported by UNODC, are tackling the heartbreaking ris

200,000 trafficking victims were identified globally (2020-2023)—1/3 were children, said @GhadaFathi

Organized crime in Nigeria has grown more sophisticated and violent, threatening security and develo

Illegal trafficking and dumping of waste cause severe environmental pollution in destination countri

Have you been impacted by organized crime? Do you have a story to tell? This is your chance! UNODC i

New technologies offer fresh ways to: 🔹Monitor corruption 🔹Promote transparency and accountability

In Southeast Asia, trafficking victims are forced into deadly “scam farms”—but with coordinated acti

The illegal wildlife trade is a global plague worth billions per year. To combat it, we aim to ensur

🖥️ Cambodia is battling cybercrime with support from UNODC. From crypto scams to digital evidence,

Corruption is not a way of life. Youth-led initiatives are paving the way for accountability and tra

Illegal wildlife trade pushes numerous species toward extinction, causing biodiversity loss and ecos

“If you’re passionate about it, you do it.” Carmen Corbin @UNODC_EA is dedicated to protecting child