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Report

The globalization of crime - A transnational organized crime threat assessment

Publisher
Crime Drugs and alcohol Drug traffic Organised crime Cyber-crime Maritime security
Resources
Attachment Size
apo-nid21722.pdf 10.57 MB
Description

This report looks at major trafficking flows of drugs (cocaine and heroin), firearms, counterfeit products, stolen natural resources and people, as well as smuggled migrants. It also covers maritime piracy and cybercrime.

Publication Details
ISBN:
978-92-1-130295-0
Copyright:
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 2010
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
21 Jun 2010

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