International demand for succulents is driving rampant harvesting and trade, and some species now face extinction.
ENACT considers the current status of the illegal pangolin trade and the efforts to safeguard the species in South Africa.
New research shows that strides have been made, but more support and private-public partnerships are needed.
Bilateral agreements are one way to target drug trafficking at sea and to safeguard suspects’ human rights.
This paper provides insight and practical recommendations for policymakers and civil society in Cape Town and the Western Cape.
From illegal fishing to smuggling, this report highlights the lake's vulnerability and the urgent need for action.
Despite a ban on exports, collusion between actors in the scrap metal industry and demand in Tanzania and Uganda spur the illicit trade.
This paper explores the illegal market for succulent flora from the country's Succulent Karoo and the national strategy to address the crisis.
Des signes inquiétants montrent que le commerce illégal de pangolins est de plus en plus organisé et implique des professionnels et des fonctionnaires.
ENACT considers the current status of the illegal pangolin trade and the efforts to safeguard the species in South Africa
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