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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime assists governments & others to roll back global threats posed by drugs, organized crime, corruption & terrorism

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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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Money moves Across borders Through screens Beyond sight But every illicit transaction leaves a trace. On people, on communities, on our shared future. On this year’s International Day against Transnational Organized Crime: follow the money and #StopOrganizedCrime at its source.
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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Carolina Ferrari is many things: a wife, a mother, a teacher and a survivor of human trafficking. With UNODC’s support, she uses her voice and her story to raise awareness about violence against women and girls to #EndHumanTrafficking. Read her story here:
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@GhadaFathiWaly
Ghada Fathi Waly
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As I end my tenure as UNOV DG/@UNODC ED, I leave Vienna deeply grateful to the staff, colleagues & friends who shaped these 6 years, & our host country Austria. Serving the @UN has been a great honour & privilege; I’m confident the organization will continue to thrive & deliver.
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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Taking down organized trafficking networks remains a major challenge. Justice calls for closing legal loopholes, boosting cross-border cooperation, joint operations and better trained law enforcement. #EndHumanTrafficking
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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Online spaces that connect us, like social media and games, are also used to exploit children. The UN Cybercrime Convention is the first global treaty to criminalize online child grooming, giving governments stronger tools to protect children from sexual abuse and exploitation.
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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25 years ago today, countries united under one commitment: to work together to #StopOrganizedCrime. Today, we celebrate 25 years of the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime. What is the Convention and why does it matter? Learn more: https://t.co/TsqUDxxWco
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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To #StopOrganizedCrime countries must work together to cut off its financial lifeline. On today's International Day against Transnational Organized Crime, let’s pledge to fight back and make sure that crime doesn’t pay. https://t.co/YBnRjzRYDJ
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@UN_News_Centre
UN News
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Organized crime is driven by profit. But every illicit profit leaves a trail and following that trail can lead to justice. On the International Day against Transnational Organized Crime, @UNODC calls on everyone to follow the money to #StopOrganizedCrime.
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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A hospital paralyzed by ransomware. A child exploited for profit. An endangered animal trafficked across borders. Different crimes. Different victims. But the culprit is the same: organized crime networks. To #StopOrganizedCrime, we must follow the money.
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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Organized crime is driven by profit. But every illicit profit leaves a trail, and following that trail can lead to justice. On the International Day against Transnational Organized Crime: follow the money to #StopOrganizedCrime. https://t.co/YBnRjzRYDJ
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@UN
United Nations
@UN
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Every year, organized crime takes countless lives. From human trafficking to illicit drugs and firearms, its impact is devastating. More on Saturday’s International Day Against Transnational Organized Crime: https://t.co/cJrwwkhbF5 #StopOrganizedCrime
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UN News
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The illicit trade in cultural property is one of the world’s oldest — and most lucrative — crimes. With @UNESCO and @UNODC stepping up cross-border action and new tools to track stolen heritage, countries are strengthening efforts to stop traffickers. https://t.co/kpShUu8pZf
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The illicit trade in cultural property is one of the world’s oldest and most profitable forms of criminal activity – but now efforts by the UN and law enforcement agencies across the world are...
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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Illicit funds move through shell companies & hidden accounts. While they are hidden, their devastating impact is not. Lives shattered & opportunities lost. Citizens defrauded. Hundreds of billions stolen. Every crime has a money trail. Follow the money and #StopOrganizedCrime
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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🚨 UNODC in 60 Seconds 🔹 Austrian & Italian Presidents joined UNODC to mark the Intl Day against Transnational Organized Crime. 🔹 Afghanistan Opium Survey shows cultivation down 20% in 2025. 🔹 Ecuador: New airport protocol strengthens protection of Galápagos wildlife.
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@UNODC_Firearms
UNODC Firearms Trafficking
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Every three minutes, someone is killed by a firearm. The illegal trade of weapons fuels this crisis. See how countries are teaming up to stop the flow and save lives.
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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A trafficked artefact is more than lost art, it’s cultural identity stolen for illegal profit. Trafficking in cultural property erases our heritage and provides a source of funds and money laundering for organized crime & terrorist groups. Follow the money. #StopOrganizedCrime.
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@UNODC_AC
UNODC Anti-Corruption and Economic Crime
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Corruption undermines businesses & erodes trust. Join the Business Integrity Action Challenge to change that! Complete the Doing Business with Integrity course to navigate ethical dilemmas & strengthen responsible business practices: @globalcompact #UnitedAgainstCorruption
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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Behind every organized crime network lies one goal: profit. UNODC helps countries trace illicit flows, freeze stolen assets and strengthen financial systems: https://t.co/YBnRjzRYDJ #StopOrganizedCrime
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@UNODC_HTMSS
UN Human Trafficking & Migrant Smuggling
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Migrant smuggling is a global criminal business built on human desperation. Smugglers prey on those fleeing conflict, charging high prices for dangerous journeys that too often end in tragedy. Driven by profit, they turn human suffering into profit. #StopOrganizedCrime
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@UNODC
UN Office on Drugs & Crime
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Every transfer, transaction and trace is a chance to #StopOrganizedCrime. With stronger cyber skills, coordinated financial investigations and cross-sector cooperation, law enforcement can follow the money and dismantle criminal networks. https://t.co/YBnRjzRYDJ
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