In this episode Ian talks to John Scanlon and Frances Craigie about how a new protocol to the UNTOC could help states in their fight against wildlife trafficking, filling the legal and operation gaps between counter crime treaties and CITES.

Presenter:

Ian Tennant, Director of Multilateral Engagement, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime

Speakers:

Frances Craigie, Director of Enforcement, DFFE, South Africa

John Scanlon, Chair of ICEL and EWC.

In this episode Ian speaks to key figures from the Brazilian government and civil society to understand the impacts of environmental crimes on the Amazon, and why Brazil has been leading the charge for a new protocol to address these threats under the UNTOC.

Speakers:

• Gustavo Carneiro, Deputy Coordinator for the fight against transnational crimes, Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Melina Russo, Research Director, Igarapé Institute

Presenter:

Ian Tennant, Director of Multilateral Engagement, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime

Links:

(Article) When ‘why?’ becomes ‘why not?’: The case for a new global framework to tackle environmental crime

UN-TOC Watch

ECO-SOLVE

Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime

This episode kicks off a mini-series looking at a new protocol to the UNTOC on environmental crimes, with a conversation with Simone Haysom, GI-TOC's Director of Environmental Crimes, to explore why a new protocol is needed and what impacts it could have.

Presenter: Ian Tennant, Director of Multilateral Engagement, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime

Guest: Simone Haysom, Director of Environmental Crime, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime

Links:

(Article) When ‘why?’ becomes ‘why not?’: The case for a new global framework to tackle environmental crime

UN-TOC Watch

ECO-SOLVE

Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime