UNODC’s vision in a changing criminal landscape
Monica Juma, Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, asserts the importance
of international cooperation in tackling crime
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UNODC: making the world safer
The challenges of illicit drugs, organized crime, corruption, terrorism, cybercrime and related forms of criminal activity do not stop at borders
Crime’s technological revolution and how the world can respond
As criminals harness increasingly sophisticated tools, governments must find equally innovative ways to keep pace
A pernicious threat to peace
How we can understand transnational organized crime and the UN’s response
The PRC and the UN: 55 years through the lens of Geneva
Marking 55 years of the PRC’s restoration of its lawful seat at the UN, the article looks at China’s contributions to multilateralism through Geneva.
DRC: The power of solutions rooted in local realities
Noemie Dalmonte, UNFPA Deputy Representative in the DRC, shares lessons from the country’s experience in addressing gender-based and sexual violence.
Different paths, shared purpose
Where philanthropy and the
United Nations find common ground
CAGI comes to you
Tailored information sessions offering guidance and expertise to international staff and their families
From Geneva to Lake Lucerne: the mountain where winter slows down
Winter at Bürgenstock Resort is built around genuine, unhurried rest - an Alpine retreat that feels worlds away