On #GlobalDayOfParents , let's celebrate every parent and caregiver tirelessly nurturing their children's health, happiness, and safety!

Discover the invaluable resources provided by UNODC Prevention Treatment Rehabilitation Section family skills programs:

Landscape and biodiversity vary in each country, affecting the level of environmental protection.

While some prioritize oceans, only 2% of European countries consider fishing-related offenses serious crimes.

Learn more: bit.ly/4bFF2i5

#endENVcrime

Rural families in Afghanistan are likely to be disproportionately affected after a 95% drop in opium cultivation

Our latest survey offers policy insights and actionable steps to turn this challenge into an opportunity: bit.ly/4640J8e

Are you interested in exploring career opportunities at UNODC?

Join our upcoming career webinar on June 6!

The webinar will provide an overview of UNODC, highlight diverse career paths, and cover tips for the application process.

Register now ⬇️

The security of our seas reflects security worldwide 🌊

Protecting maritime routes ensures economic stability, safe trade, and the prevention of illicit activities.

2023 saw increasingly complex challenges from drugs, corruption, terrorism & organized crime.
 
UN Office on Drugs & Crime is stepping up responses in 150+ countries & territories.
 
Proud to reflect on our achievements last year, to deliver when it matters, where it matters: unodc.org/documents/Annu…

Homicide accounted for more deaths than armed conflict and terrorism combined in 2021.

We must address the root causes of this violence to save lives.

Justice must know gender.

From handbooks, to toolkits, UNODC has produced a wide range of resources on gender in the criminal justice system.

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#WomenInJustice

'Fisheries are the lifeblood of the Maldives,' says Maldives Customs Service Zoona Ahmed.

Stronger maritime law enforcement is key for the economic security of coastal communities.

Learn about our efforts to fight crime and corruption in the fisheries sector.
#UnitedAgainstCorruption #SIDS4

Congratulations to Major Radhika Sen from India on receiving the 2023 United Nations Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award for supporting the humanitarian needs of women and girls in the DRC.
 
On #PKDay , I salute her and the 76,000+ 🇺🇳 Peacekeepers working for peace around the world.

Corruption and crimes in the fisheries sector threaten coastal communities, says Kiribati’s President.

As island economies rely on fisheries, combating corruption and enforcing maritime law are vital for preserving marine resources.

#UnitedAgainstCorruption #SIDS4

The agreement I signed today with ICAC Commissioner Woo Ying-ming in Hong Kong, China, solidifies our partnership and expands our joint technical assistance in addressing corruption.

Together we’re committed to advancing anti-corruption efforts here in Asia and beyond.

Human trafficking can take many forms —from forced marriage & sexual exploitation to forced labour in construction & agriculture.

Learn more about this crime & how we work to fight it: ow.ly/3qZz50RYFWT

Are you a dedicated professional looking to make a meaningful impact?

Join us and be a part of our mission to tackle the challenges posed by drugs and crime.

We are hiring for several positions. Apply now and contribute to a safer, healthier world ⬇️

Discover 8 facts about human trafficking.

As the UN’s leading entity in the fight against this heinous crime, UNODC uncovers the truth.

From its global impact to its toll on victims, learn why we must #EndHumanTrafficking

How can we combat scams & trafficking for forced criminality?

In Southeast Asia, we've established an emergency response network to #EndHumanTrafficking

Curious to learn more? ➡️ bit.ly/3UI6Prw

New UN Office on Drugs & Crime research highlights the sheer scale of synthetic drug production and trafficking in East and #SoutheastAsia .
Access here: bit.ly/3QXsB9l #DrugTrafficking

The high-income countries’ waste problem exported to other countries fuels waste crime.

Learn why turning the tide in waste trafficking is crucial to prevent health hazards and environmental damage in receiving countries bit.ly/43DamLJ

#endENVcrime

To assist member states such as Bangladesh in tackling maritime crime, UNODC Global Maritime Crime Programme has introduced the Integrated Training Package, a four-part training covering all stages of the criminal justice process.
Funded by US Dept of State INL & @Japan

I was proud to celebrate #AfricaDay w/ Amb. Johnson of Ghana.

As the first African to lead UNOV/UN Office on Drugs & Crime, I’m deeply committed to working with all African countries through our Strategic Vision for Africa & 540+ staff in 42 offices to help the continent reach its full potential.