To mark International Women's Day, we are launching our first podcast with testimonies of women working to put an end to wildlife crime.
Author: The WJC (Isabel Leal)
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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.
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The WJC mourns the loss of Wim Kok
We were honoured and privileged to have him as a member of our Council, which he joined in February 2017.
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Watch Rhino Dollars online at ARTE.tv
An accurate view on the global trafficking of rhino horn. You can watch now Rhino Dollars online here.
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Panel discussion on corruption and IWT at the London IWT Conference
Corruption is not tangential to Illegal Wildlife Trade but is a key facilitator of this organised crime...
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The prevalence of vulnerable South Asian freshwater turtles in the illegal trade – October 2018
This briefing paper summarises the data collected by the WJC during Operation Dragon (2016-2018) and subsequent analysis, aiming at directing further research to assess the extent to which these species are in demand globally.
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A Preliminary Analysis of Raw Rhino Horn Prices in Africa and Asia – October 2018
This briefing paper provides an analysis of the price data of raw rhino horn in Africa and Asia, obtained until July 2018.