Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC)

Cocaine corridors

Changing trafficking routes from Latin America and the Caribbean to Europe
Global Organized Crime Index

Foreign actors, familiar faces

The globalization of organized crime is being driven by cartels you already know
UN Reform, UN-TOC Watch, UNTOC

A moment of reckoning

Does the stagnation of the UNTOC review mechanism suggest that states have lost interest in the convention itself?
Global Organized Crime Index, AMA-Obs, APA-Obs, AR-Obs, CA-Obs, CAM-Obs, CSA-Obs, EAS-Obs, ESA-Obs, EUR-Obs, HT-Obs, NAS-Obs, SA-Obs, SEE-Obs, WEA-Obs

The Global Organized Crime Index 2025

Crime at a crossroads

Resilience Fund

Progressio Ecuador: Acción comunitaria para la protección del manglar

Only on Substack

When organized crime gets inside the institutions meant to stop it

24-HOUR GLOBAL ORGANIZED CRIME CONFERENCE

OC 24 - 2026 | Call for applications

Mekong Network to Counter Transnational Crime

Connecting civil society across the Mekong

A network to counter networks

The Global Initiative comprises a network of over 600 independent global and regional experts working on human rights, democracy, governance, and development issues where organized crime has become increasingly pertinent.

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Resilience Fund, AR-Obs, CAM-Obs, HT-Obs, NAM-Obs

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