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Aiming to improve technical capacities to detect, inspect, and identify illegal timber shipments on maritime and river routes, UNODC, through the Law Enforcement Assistance Programme to Reduce Tropical Deforestation (LEAP), promoted a practical and theoretical training between October 17 and 20, in Paranaguá, Paraná State. Paranaguá has been identified together with government authorities as one of the key ports for the export of timber.

Increasing the security of the trade supply chain at Baghdad International Airport On 10 September 2023, Iraq took a significant stride in bolstering trade supply chain security - concurrently targeting high-risk air cargo while facilitating the smooth flow of legitimate trade. In pursuit of this crucial objective, Iraqi authorities have joined forces with the United

Mexico has joined the Container Control Programme amid fentanyl smuggling, dwindling foreign investment and the murders of customs officials.

Mexico has joined the Container Control Programme (CCP) at the Port of Manzanillo aimed at reducing drug trafficking and other illegal trades.

InSight Crime reviews Latin America and the Caribbean's cocaine seizure date from 2022 to find out what it reveals about regional trafficking.

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The Cheminformatics team collaborated with Canada Border Services Agency to perform a hybrid test of the Nonproliferation Compliance Cheminformatics Tool.

Arica (Chile), 20 January 2023 – 2022 was a record-breaking year for the Container Control Programme (CCP) of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Pharmaceutical crime is a major global public health concern, with the trade of counterfeit and illicit health products affecting all countries.