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Corruption is a critical enabling factor behind the illegal wildlife trade and forest crime – it not only facilitates environmental crime, but is also a major impediment to law enforcement and criminal justice
Edinburgh-based TRACE Wildlife Forensics Network, working with TRAFFIC International, have helped develop Malawi's first wildlife forensic lab.
PETALING JAYA: The jailing of a 58-year-old Malaysian dubbed a “Godfather” in the illegal wildlife trade last month has ended a two-decade run of trafficking in rhinoceros horn, elephant ivory and pangolin scales across the world.
Poaching syndicates reach their tentacles into remotest corners of continent
PETALING JAYA : The incarceration of Teo Boon Ching, a notorious Malaysian wildlife trafficker who received an 18-month jail sentence in the United States last week, is expected to make a dent in the illegal wildlife trade worldwide.