Bold moves by Indonesia to reduce prison overcrowding with 40,000 prisoners slated for amnesty in Indonesia. Ongoing public discourse. Regardless, these decisions should be balanced against accountability, deterrence, recovering assets and redemption.
💼 Foreign companies are deepening their presence in the #PacificIslands.
💴 Mainly of Asian origin, some exploit lax regulations and corrupt partnerships for profit.
🏛️ Whilst companies and elites profit, locals are exploited.
🔗 https://t.co/5OZWg9j2wz
A former combatant fighting for the rights of her people in #Mindanao in the Philippines talks about how she has swapped her combat fatigues for jilbabs and her life in the jungle for a more peaceful rural community.
Read her story: https://t.co/b6hIZRG5pY @UN_News_Centre
Cybercrime is a global threat, costing economies billions of dollars and undermining security worldwide.
UNODC is working to strengthen prevention and response efforts. Let's unite to #StopOrganizedCrime.
https://t.co/h1n12xeGXi
.@UNODC#ListenFirst aims to raise awareness on the value of science-based substance use #prevention being an effective investment in children's wellbeing & growth!
Listen First videos & fact sheets can support your prevention messaging!
https://t.co/fahmVnQKJj
@UNODC_MCP in partnership with Fiji Police delivers Training on the use of Precursor Field Testing Kits for maritime law enforcement agencies including personnel from Fiji Navy, Customs and Immigration.
Funded by @StateINL 🇺🇸
#INCB has launched a data visualization dashboard for the #Precursors Incident Communication System. It enables comprehensive analysis to support investigations of cases & identification of trends on precursors & equipment used in illicit drug manufacture https://t.co/FcukJvgoju
Trash is big business, attracting organized crime for billions💲in profits.
To stop this, we must close law and enforcement loopholes and train border officers, prosecutors and judges to detect, prosecute and prevent illegal waste trafficking https://t.co/nkrEOeAfrU
#endENVcrime
Fiji's 7s Oly team shows the grit and pride of a small nation where a silver medal is seen as underachieving. Reminds me of the expectation of Jamaica's male and female sprint team. Congrats Fiji. Up next Jamaica
Looking for an internship in the areas of border control and illicit trafficking? Interested in research, analysis and communication?
Then look no further. PCBT is looking for its next intern!
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Reuters penetrated the global chemical supply chain that feeds the illicit fentanyl trade. We bought online everything needed to make fentanyl powder. The buys could have yielded enough narcotics to make 3 million tablets. Cost: $3,600 https://t.co/XhnfZ0OfzT
During Anti-Drug Week, one of the most memorable and impactful highlights was my visit to Ra School for Special Education.
This visit was a unique opportunity to engage with the students and faculty, highlighting the importance of a drug-free lifestyle and raising awareness about the dangers of substance abuse.
The students at Ra School for Special Education welcomed the message with enthusiasm and curiosity, participating actively in discussions and activities designed to educate and inspire them. The school staff also played a vital role in reinforcing these messages, demonstrating their commitment to the well-being and future of their students.
Overall, the visit was not only a significant part of Anti-Drug Week but also a reminder of the importance of inclusive education and community involvement in our fight against drugs.
Development and security go hand in hand. Regional trade facilitation, labour mobility and other development initiatives are critical for development. However, a security agenda to prevent "piggybacking" by transnational organised crime networks is equally important.