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Between 2020 and 2024 Sweden saw a decline in total reported crimes after a rise up to 2020, with high-profile increases in gang-related shootings and bombings prompting political concern even as homi...
Available reporting and timelines detail U.S. military strikes and seizures of suspected drug-trafficking vessels in the Caribbean beginning in 2025, but the provided sources do not supply an annual c...
The available 2025 U.S. and international reports do not converge on a single, comprehensive national count of child sex trafficking victims for 2025; instead, recent documents show , with notable dat...
Multiple U.S. agencies — notably the U.S. military (including Navy task forces) and the Drug Enforcement Administration — along with the U.S. Coast Guard, Congress and international bodies are central...
Myanmar is now reported by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) to be the world’s largest opium producer, overtaking Afghanistan after a sharp fall in Afghan cultivation following the Taliban ban ...
IP logs and browser-history records held by cloud services are powerful investigative leads that frequently help build child sexual abuse material (CSAM) cases, but by themselves they rarely constitut...
U.S. government public assessments and legal actions portray Venezuela and its leadership as central actors in a global cocaine trade that directly threatens the United States, exemplified by indictme...
The United Nations plays a coordinating and legal role in regulating maritime drug trafficking through the , which establishes international legal frameworks for cooperation, precursor control, and mu...
The United Nations addresses child exploitation through a mix of normative frameworks, specialized mandates, operational programs, and partnerships that span human rights, humanitarian relief, law enf...