Every year, countless lives are lost to organized crime. From human trafficking and falsified medical products to drug trafficking and cybercrime, its impact surrounds us. Together, we can #StopOrganizedCrime. UNODC20 november 202429 november 2024door @UNODC
From cells to classrooms: A model jail in Marawi, Philippines, is transforming rehabilitation and reintegration seven years after a terrorist group’s takeover. Learn how this innovative facility is paving the way for justice reform: UNODC20 november 202429 november 2024door @UNODC
During conflicts, natural disasters and other emergencies, children pay the highest price. With their lives at risk, children have a right to be heard, for their ideas to be taken seriously, and to be included in decisions that will impact their future. #WorldChildrensDay UNODC20 november 202429 november 2024door @UNODC
🌱 A small seed can make a big difference. In Colombia, UNODC is helping 700 families grow sacha inchi, a nutritious seed used in diets to feed 2.2+ million children, teenagers and mothers every month. Watch the video to discover 5 incredible facts about this superfood! 📽️ UNODC19 november 202429 november 2024door @UNODC
Every hour, of every day: 52 people lost their lives to homicide globally. Read our latest report: UNODC19 november 202429 november 2024door @UNODC
Protecting the environment from crime strengthens ecosystems for climate resilience. Let’s set bold NDCs to combat crimes that harm the environment to protect our planet. It starts here at #COP29.#endENVcrime UNODC19 november 202429 november 2024door @UNODC
In a nation where the narrative has long been shaped by terrorism, economic hardship & violence, Nigeria’s young people are flipping the script. Read how leaders like Yakura are transforming their communities with support from UNODC: UNODC18 november 202429 november 2024door @UNODC
From guns, to gas, to gold, a tangled trafficking web has been woven across the Sahel. UNODC is a leading player in efforts to bolster security: UNODC18 november 202428 november 2024door @UNODC
Cultivating peace, one bean at a time ☕ In Myanmar’s Shan State, Nang Htwe’s switch from poppies to coffee didn’t just boost her income; it brought stability. See how UNODC’s Green Gold Cooperative supports farmers & fosters alternative development: UNODC17 november 202428 november 2024door @UNODC
The stats are alarming. Just 1 in 11 people suffering from drug use disorders were in treatment in 2022. #WorldDrugReport UNODC17 november 202428 november 2024door @UNODC
Prisoners are part of our communities, and what happens in prisons impacts us all. Join us in advocating for fair and humane treatment of prisoners everywhere. When #PrisonersMatter, our communities thrive. UNODC16 november 202428 november 2024door @UNODC
Financial intelligence is key in the fight against climate change. By tracking illegal money flows, we can combat crimes like illegal logging & waste trafficking while ensuring climate funds are used properly. Let’s follow the money for real climate action. #endENVcrime #COP29 UNODC16 november 202428 november 2024door @UNODC
Criminal groups exploit weak enforcement systems and evade justice, leaving our environment in jeopardy. Let’s make law enforcement central to climate action by stopping these crimes and bringing offenders to justice. #endENVcrime #COP29 UNODC15 november 202428 november 2024door @UNODC
Organized crime doesn’t stop at borders. It’s a global threat to communities, ecosystems and economies. From alternative development programmes to fostering int’l cooperation, UNODC is working to build safer, more secure futures: #StopOrganizedCrime UNODC15 november 202428 november 2024door @UNODC
From human trafficking to falsified medical products, drug trafficking to cybercrime, organized crime is all around us. On 15 November, we mark the first-ever International Day Against Transnational Organized Crime. Together, we can #StopOrganizedCrime. UNODC15 november 202428 november 2024door @UNODC
📢#HappeningNow Organized crime steals, corrupts and kills. It’s time we pull together to push back. 🔴 Tune in LIVE to hear high-level speakers and advocates discuss how we can #StopOrganizedCrime together: UNODC15 november 202428 november 2024door @UNODC
“Organized crime takes many forms, and its consequences are devastating.” On the first Int’l Day Against Transnational Organized Crime, watch @GhadaFathiWaly’s call for global solidarity & action ⬇️ Together, we can push back for safety, security UNODC15 november 202428 november 2024door @UNODC
Organized crime is a global threat, impacting everyone. It takes lives and causes suffering, destabilizes communities, weakens economies, and erodes trust. On this first Int’l Day Against Transnational Organized Crime, let’s pull together to push back and #StopOrganizedCrime ⬇️ UNODC14 november 202426 november 2024door @UNODC
On this Int’l Day against Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property, we’re reminded that heritage is more than history, it’s our shared identity 🏺🏛️ Today & every day, let’s unite to #StopOrganizedCrime to #ProtectHeritage and end cultural property trafficking.#StopTrafficking UNODC14 november 202426 november 2024door @UNODC
A concert featuring only prisoner performers set the scene in Songkhla in Southern Thailand. Supported by UNODC, this event offered prisoners a chance to showcase their talents and acquire skills that can transform their futures: #PrisonersMatter UNODC13 november 202426 november 2024door @UNODC
Organized crime steals futures. It fuels violence, damages communities & destabilizes societies. On 15 November, we come together for the first-ever International Day Against Transnational Organized Crime. Let’s stand up, speak out & #StopOrganizedCrime UNODC13 november 202426 november 2024door @UNODC
Climate change adaptation, mitigation, and resilience need trillions in funding to make an impact. Corruption can derail all these efforts. Learn how to protect climate investments & ensure effective climate action in UNODC & @wbg_gov analysis ⬇️ #UnitedAgainstCorruption #COP29 UNODC13 november 202426 november 2024door @UNODC
Yesterday’s @univienna Philharmonics benefit concert “Impact4Music: Diversity in Harmony” @Musikverein captivated audiences with music from the world of @GenshinImpact. Some of the proceeds support a UNODC youth drug prevention initiative. Learn more: UNODC12 november 202421 november 2024door @UNODC
What is the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC) and why does it matter? This global convention is the ONLY legally binding framework for combating organized crime ⬇️ #StopOrganizedCrime UNODC12 november 202421 november 2024door @UNODC
When our waters are safe, global stability and prosperity follow. This is what we do at @UNODC_MCP: UNODC12 november 202421 november 2024door @UNODC
Illegal deforestation, marine pollution, crimes in the fisheries sector and waste trafficking weaken our ecosystems’ ability to mitigate climate change. During #COP29 our mission is to raise awareness of crimes that degrade and harm the environment. #endENVcrime UNODC11 november 202419 november 2024door @UNODC
Every year, countless lives are lost to organized crime. From human trafficking to illicit drugs and firearms, its impact is far-reaching. It’s time we pull together to push back and #StopOrganizedCrime UNODC11 november 202419 november 2024door @UNODC
Organized crime and illegal markets generate billions in illicit financial flows every year, funding corruption and violence. Our report highlights the need to combat these issues to promote peace, justice and strong institutions. #StopOrganizedCrime UNODC10 november 202419 november 2024door @UNODC
Afghan farmers urgently need sustainable livelihoods to reduce dependence on illicit crops. Learn more about opium cultivation in Afghanistan in our latest report ⬇️ UNODC9 november 202419 november 2024door @UNODC
Imagine discovering that your identity has been stolen for illegal activities. This is just one example of organized fraud — sophisticated, deceptive and dangerous. Learn about the threats posed by this crime and how to tackle it⬇️ UNODC9 november 202419 november 2024door @UNODC
🆕UNODC in 60 seconds: 🔺Opium cultivation rises 19% in Afghanistan 🔺UNODC launches Wildlife Week in South Africa 🔺New prosecutor trainings in Pakistan and Bolivia Don’t miss the highlights of the week👇🏽 UNODC8 november 202419 november 2024door @UNODC
Children on the move are easy targets for traffickers. Taking advantage of their vulnerability, traffickers deceive them. Every unaccompanied child amidst rising migration and refugee flows deserves equal protection from this terrible crime.#EndHumanTrafficking UNODC8 november 202419 november 2024door @UNODC
Transnational crime syndicates are trafficking people into “scam farms” for forced labour and sexual exploitation. Thousands suffer daily. UNODC and local authorities are working tirelessly to dismantle these cruel enterprises. Read Susan and Dylan’s harrowing stories ⬇️ UNODC8 november 202416 november 2024door @UNODC
Wildlife trafficking disrupts entire ecosystems. The UNODC-led Wildlife Inter-Regional Enforcement (WIRE) meeting offers a platform for law enforcement worldwide to collaborate on intercepting, investigating and prosecuting wildlife and forest crimes. Learn more ⬇️ UNODC7 november 202416 november 2024door @UNODC
The number of women navigating the criminal justice system, as victims, witnesses & perpetrators, has increased in the past 20 years. Advocating for more #WomenInJustice means having more judges, prosecutors, and police who understand the experiences of women. UNODC7 november 202416 november 2024door @UNODC
Let’s build more effective responses to organized crime! This UNODC Toolkit provides a practical guide for policymakers and practitioners to integrate gender and human rights into laws and policies.⬇️ #StopOrganizedCrime UNODC7 november 202416 november 2024door @UNODC
In the Sahel, organized crime is more than just a criminal justice issue; it’s a barrier to ending poverty and fostering peaceful, inclusive communities: #StopOrganizedCrime UNODC6 november 202414 november 2024door @UNODC
✔️ 3,200 potential trafficking victims rescued ✔️ 17,800 irregular migrants identified Learn how UNODC supported @INTERPOL_HQ in the largest operation to date against human trafficking and migrant smuggling⬇️ UNODC6 november 202413 november 2024door @UNODC
📢 New Report Afghanistan’s opium cultivation trends are shifting. While the 2022 ban remains, cultivation has increased by 19% and moved to new regions. Discover the insights and implications in our latest report: UNODC6 november 202413 november 2024door @UNODC
Are you concerned about corruption in your community or region? Young people all over the world created a toolkit for youth to develop an anti-corruption initiative. Here are the 10 steps to stand #UnitedAgainstCorruption UNODC5 november 202413 november 2024door @UNODC
Corruption enables organized crime by allowing criminal groups to smuggle drugs, weapons, and even people while evading law enforcement. How does corruption facilitate crime? Read more ⬇️ #StopOrganizedCrime UNODC5 november 202413 november 2024door @UNODC
📍South Africa: This week is dedicated to protecting wildlife from organized crime networks. Follow @UNODC_ENV, @INTERPOL_EC, @united4wildlife, and @environmentza for updates on how we can #EndWildlifeCrime together. Learn more ⬇️ UNODC4 november 202411 november 2024door @UNODC
From cultivation and trafficking to use and possession, criminal justice systems globally are addressing the world drug problem in diverse ways. Learn more about the latest trends in the #WorldDrugReport: UNODC4 november 202411 november 2024door @UNODC
The Golden Triangle – where the borders of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos meet – is one of the biggest drug trafficking corridors in the world. Here is what is being done to #StopOrganizedCrime in the region: UNODC4 november 202411 november 2024door @UNODC
The Golden Triangle – where the borders of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos meet – is one of the biggest drug trafficking corridors in the world. Here is what is being done to #StopOrganizedCrime in the region: UNODC4 november 202411 november 2024door @UNODC
Crimes that harm the environment are big business. To #endENVcrimes, we must target the big players making profits from them. Learn why it is crucial for countries to seize not just equipment or products, but also the profits from these crimes: UNODC3 november 202411 november 2024door @UNODC
Children on the move are easy targets for traffickers. Taking advantage of their vulnerability, traffickers deceive them. Every unaccompanied child amidst rising migration and refugee flows deserves equal protection from this terrible crime. #EndHumanTrafficking UNODC2 november 202411 november 2024door @UNODC
Organized crime contributes to 22% of global homicides and a staggering 50% in the Americas. The Global Study on Homicide 2023 highlights regional trends and dynamics⬇️ #StopOrganizedCrime UNODC2 november 202411 november 2024door @UNODC
Migrant smuggling is an organized crime causing thousands of deaths each year. Learn how UNODC works to ensure safe migration and #StopOrganizedCrime: UNODC2 november 202411 november 2024door @UNODC
When investigating terrorism cases, emails and messages can be as valuable as a fingerprint. Learn more about electronic evidence🔍⬇️ UNODC1 november 202411 november 2024door @UNODC
