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UN Office on Drugs & Crime

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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime assists Governments and others to roll back threats caused by drugs, transnational organized crime and terrorism

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Why has South Asia become the world’s largest consumer market for opiates? Find out in the latest report from UNODC Global Maritime Crime Programme & UN Office on Drugs & Crime #GPCD on Organized Criminal Networks (OCN) linked to drug trafficking in the Eastern Indian Ocean: bit.ly/3Z191xQ #BorderManagement

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Persecution, statelessness and corruption, combined with a lack of legal avenues for asylum or labour migration, drive the demand for smuggling services in Southeast Asia. Explore the findings in our UNODC's study: bit.ly/4avRbG2

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💡𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗔𝗕𝗢𝗨𝗧 the devastating impact of losing forest area equal to the size of the European Union in the last 30 years: Deforestation harms our planet, livelihoods, and climate action efforts. We work to #EndForestCrime by combating impunity in the forest sector.

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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. 🔗 ow.ly/87Jg50TawYz

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.

🔗 ow.ly/87Jg50TawYz
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From data on the global prison situation to solar energy solutions and anti-corruption in the Pacific, check out our latest 60-second UNODC update ⬇️

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⚡Their energy 🔊Their voice ✊Their movement Youth advocates are the driving force of UNODCs mission to create a safer world. Learn more about our youth-led initiatives here: bit.ly/45x51Vo

⚡Their energy
🔊Their voice
✊Their movement

Youth advocates are the driving force of UNODCs mission to create a safer world.

Learn more about our youth-led initiatives here: bit.ly/45x51Vo
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In 2022, around 30 million people used amphetamines. Synthetic drug production is highly adaptable, requiring often inexpensive chemicals and minimal land or labor, making it easily scalable and mobile. Discover more in our #WorldDrugReport: bit.ly/DrugReport2024

In 2022, around 30 million people used amphetamines.

Synthetic drug production is highly adaptable, requiring often inexpensive chemicals and minimal land or labor, making it easily scalable and mobile.

Discover more in our #WorldDrugReport: bit.ly/DrugReport2024
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Around 34 out of every 100,000 prisoners globally committed suicide in 2022. A largely preventable tragedy that underscores the urgent need for States to uphold their duty of care and ensure prisoners' rights to health, safety and personal integrity.

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A more humane approach in the Philippines is easing prison overcrowding. "Read Your Way Out" an innovative programme links reading activities to early release, which leads to improved conditions and promotes rehabilitation: bit.ly/4cHlg6L #PrisonersMatter

A more humane approach in the Philippines is easing prison overcrowding. 

"Read Your Way Out" an innovative programme links reading activities to early release, which leads to improved conditions and promotes rehabilitation: bit.ly/4cHlg6L

#PrisonersMatter
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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: bit.ly/2WFUMgq

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: bit.ly/2WFUMgq
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Global cocaine production hit a record high of 2,757 tons in 2022, up 20% from the previous year. This sharp rise has fueled violence in parts of South America and the Caribbean, and raised health concerns across Western & Central Europe. #WorldDrugReport

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Crimes that harm the environment impact everyone’s live, health and well-being. Discover how laws address crimes causing air, noise or soil pollution: bit.ly/4bFF2i5 #endENVcrime

Crimes that harm the environment impact everyone’s live, health and well-being.

Discover how laws address crimes causing air, noise or soil pollution: bit.ly/4bFF2i5 

#endENVcrime
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The stigma against people who use drugs hurts both individuals and families. Stop 🛑 the stigma & discrimination against people who use drugs. Provide treatment and care.

The stigma against people who use drugs hurts both individuals and families.

Stop 🛑 the stigma & discrimination against people who use drugs.

Provide treatment and care.
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Over the past two decades, organized crime affecting Nigeria has become more sophisticated and violent. Read more in this new report: bit.ly/NOCTAreport

Over the past two decades, organized crime affecting Nigeria has become more sophisticated and violent. 

Read more in this new report: bit.ly/NOCTAreport
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Our youth = our future. Learn more about how UNODC works to ensure that every child & young person is better served and protected. bit.ly/UNODC_Youth

Our youth = our future.

Learn more about how UNODC works to ensure that every child & young person is better served and protected.

bit.ly/UNODC_Youth
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When our seas are safe, so are we. From protecting vital trade routes to preserving marine ecosystems, ensuring maritime safety is pivotal for global stability.

When our seas are safe, so are we.

From protecting vital trade routes to preserving marine ecosystems, ensuring maritime safety is pivotal for global stability.
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When true ownership is hidden, corruption flourishes. See how transparency on who ultimately benefits from a company is crucial in the fight against corruption. Learn more ⬇️ #UnitedAgainstCorruption

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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.

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Are you a dedicated professional who wants to have a meaningful impact? Join UNODC and be part of our mission to address the global challenges posed by drugs and crime. Browse our open vacancies and please apply ⬇️

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“If we do not use wildlife forensics, criminals will walk free.” Armand explains why wildlife forensics is crucial for successfully prosecuting wildlife crime ⬇️ #EndWildlifeCrime