Human trafficking

Is Cameroon becoming Central Africa’s baby trading hub?

Increasing demand and rising vulnerability drive baby trading in Cameroon.

IFFs and money laundering

In the name of the father: financial crimes in Central Africa

Ruling families’ involvement in national politics is hurting the fight against financial crimes across Central Africa.

03 / 03 / 2020 by Agnes Ebo'o

IFFs and money laundering

Civil society key in fighting IFFs

Financial crimes are rife in West and Central Africa, but a more active civil society can change that.

Maritime

Data conundrum in the Gulf of Guinea

This Africa Day of the Seas and Oceans, it’s important to reflect on flaws in data collection that distort the reality of crime in the maritime domain.

Fauna

Wildlife and land-use conflict in Central Africa

Wildlife crime in Central Africa is a pressing concern and states must address land disputes for security and biodiversity.

29 / 09 / 2017