The Wildlife Justice Commission congratulates the SAPS on this successful operation in South Africa.
Author: The WJC
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Convergence of wildlife crime with other forms of organised crime
The Wildlife Justice Commission’s new report demonstrates that wildlife crime is a cross-cutting criminal activity which cannot be tackled in isolation from other crimes.
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Dutch Postcode Lottery new grant to the Wildlife Justice Commission
The Dutch Postcode Lottery has awarded the Wildlife Justice Commission with a EUR 1.9 million grant for a three-year project addressed to build and strengthen intelligence capacity to fight wildlife crime in protected areas of Southeast Asia.
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Wildlife seizures are down—and an illicit trade boom may be coming
National Geographic, 15/03/21
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2020 Highlights at the Wildlife Justice Commission
In 2020, the Wildlife Justice Commission adapted quickly to COVID-19 restrictions to continue disrupting criminal networks, bridging the intelligence gap, growing our influence, and strengthening alliances.
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Join our webinar “Wildlife crime: The soft underbelly of organised crime”
Register here to join our high-level online event on 16 October 2020 at 10h00 CEST.
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Can social media be weaponized against the illegal wildlife trade?
The Independent, 20/08/20
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Stop the wildlife trade: Illegal ivory trafficking shifts to Cambodia after crackdown in China
The Independent, 12/06/20
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After ivory trade crackdown, Chinese buyers find new black market in Cambodia
South China Morning Post, 12/06/20