We hope that other governments recognise the importance of this legislative change and urge them to address wildlife crime as a serious organised crime.
Author: The WJC (Isabel Leal)
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New report analyses unprecedented levels of pangolin trafficking, urging stakeholders to tackle it as transnational crime
Our new criminal intelligence analysis Scaling Up: The Rapid Growth in the Industrial Scale Trafficking of Pangolin Scales (2016-2019) has been published today on the run up to World Pangolin Day.
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The Pangolin Crisis Fund and the Wildlife Justice Commission join forces to fight pangolin trafficking
The Pangolin Crisis Fund has issued a grant to the WJC in support of our investigations into the trafficking of pangolin scales.
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Analysis: Current data shows significant changes in dynamics of ivory trafficking
Using the most up-to-date data, our Ivory Snapshot Analysis shows changes in the criminal dynamics of the transnational trafficking of ivory.
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Vietnamese Environmental Police seize 207 kg of ivory in Hanoi
The Vietnamese Environmental Police successfully arrested a suspect and seized 207 kg of ivory in Hanoi.
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Listen to our podcast! Women against wildlife crime
To mark International Women's Day, we are launching our first podcast with testimonies of women working to put an end to wildlife crime.
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Building anti-corruption measures into IWT interventions: Event at the UN HQ
Debate on practical measures to address wildlife crime and the corruption that enables it at our event at the UN Headquarters.
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The Dutch Postcode Lottery grants the Wildlife Justice Commission permanent beneficiary status
A big thank you to the Dutch Postcode Lottery for granting the Wildlife Justice Commission with permanent beneficiary status and a EUR 500,000 donation.
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No rest for pangolins: Trafficking rates spike while crime displaces to new regions
Commonly referred to as the most trafficked mammal in the world, the plight of the pangolin looks bleak.
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Annual Meeting with our Partners
On 17 January, we convened our annual event for our partners in Amsterdam to update them on our current developments and plans for the near future.
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Operation Dragon: New evidence of the scale of corruption in the illegal turtle and tortoise trade in Southeast Asia
The report details our Operation Dragon, a 2-year investigation (2016-2018) into the multi-million-dollar illegal trade of endangered reptile species in South and Southeast Asia and the scale of the corruption that enables it.