In December 2025, 192 States Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) adopted Resolution 11/9 on Preventing and Combating Corruption as it relates to Crimes that Affect the Environment. Adopted by consensus, the resolution is the most comprehensive set of global anti-corruption commitments to date addressing corruption linked to crimes that affect the environment.
As 2026 begins, so does our second decade of fighting wildlife trafficking. We thank you for standing with the Wildlife Justice Commission and supporting our work. Please read on to learn how we helped rescue four baby orangutans and a tiger cub—while also leading international efforts to fight the corruption that fuels wildlife crime.
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At the 11th session of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) Conference of the States Parties (CoSP11), held in Doha, Qatar from 15 to 19 December, over 190 States Parties convened to agree on policy priorities guiding national implementation of the UNCAC – the world’s only comprehensive and legally binding anti-corruption treaty.
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As 2025 comes to an end, we reflect on a year that showcased both the urgency of our work and the effectiveness of our model. From disrupting criminal networks and taking down kingpins of wildlife crime to advancing global policy and expanding our marine investigations, the Wildlife Justice Commission strengthened its impact across every part of its mission.
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This month brought significant progress in our mission to dismantle the criminal networks driving wildlife trafficking. From major convictions in Nigeria, to operational successes in India, to global action at CITES CoP20 and the United for Wildlife Global Summit, the momentum for stronger enforcement and international cooperation is growing—and the Wildlife Justice Commission is playing a central role in driving that change.
As the Wildlife Justice Commission continues to disrupt transnational criminal networks and protect endangered species, our recent work underscores the power of collaboration — from global policy discussions to intelligence-led enforcement in the field.
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The latest updates from the Wildlife Justice Commission as we advance our mission of disrupting transnational wildlife trafficking. From briefing the UK Parliament to expanding cooperation in Nigeria, our recent work underscores the urgency of collective action to prevent species extinction.
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At the UN Oceans Conference in Nice, France, last week, the International Conservation Caucus Foundation UK, the Wildlife Justice Commission, the Environmental Justice Foundation, and the UN Office on Drugs and Crime convened a high-level roundtable at the UN Ocean Conference in Nice to spotlight a critical but under-addressed threat: crimes in the fisheries sector.
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