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August 22, 2019 - Bolivia Informe Monitoreo Coca 2018 (pdf)
August 2, 2019 - AOTP Update Vol.2 - Heroin seizures and opiate trafficking along the Caucasus route (pdf)
July 29, 2019 - Afghanistan Opium Survey 2018 - Challenges to sustainable development, peace and security (pdf)

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Hacking for justice, impressive young coders compete at World Bank global hackathon

Invited to the event by the Education for Justice (E4J) initiative (a component of the UNODC's Global Programme for the Implementation of the Doha Declaration ) to participate in a special hackathon co-organized with the World Bank and Africa Teen Geeks , 25 students from Bulgaria, India, Mexico, South Africa and Tunisia developed software solutions to one of six challenges posed by the organizers, revolving around Sustainable Development Goal 16 and rule of law.[Read More]

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UNODC organizes Civil Society Roundtable in Southeast Asia to build capacity across Anti-Corruption Themes

UNODC Civil Society Roundtable in Southeast Asia Builds Capacity across Anti-Corruption Themes

Manila (Philippines), 13 November 2019 - Civil society organisations (CSOs) from across Southeast Asia gathered in Manila to report on work undertaken and design initiatives for collaboration to fast-track the United Nations Convention against Corruption's (UNCAC) implementation in the region.[Read More]

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From Washington, UNODC launches guidelines to uphold judicial integrity in the age of social media

From Washington, UNODC launches guidelines to uphold judicial integrity in the age of social media

Washington, D.C. (United States), 7 November - With technology having become so ubiquitous, and with its impact felt increasingly in numerous development fields, it was chosen as the theme of this year's annual Law, Justice and Development Week hosted by the World Bank. To better understand the current development climate and how technology impacts it, 165 organizations and some 200 speakers are debating numerous ramifications of technology during the weeklong conference at the World Bank's headquarters.[Read More]

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