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Home » Amadou’s journey highlights the horrors of smuggling at sea. On #WorldMaritimeDay, learn how UNODC is supporting countries to combat smuggling, protect migrants and ensure justice for those responsible. 

Amadou’s journey highlights the horrors of smuggling at sea. On #WorldMaritimeDay, learn how UNODC is supporting countries to combat smuggling, protect migrants and ensure justice for those responsible. 

Amadou’s journey highlights the horrors of smuggling at sea.On #WorldMaritimeDay, learn how UNODC is supporting countries to combat smuggling, protect migrants and ensure justice for those responsible.https://t.co/G8YTAA6ETv Read More   

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