Mapping shows that criminal factions have established themselves on at least four continents to commit transnational crimes, such as money laundering, drug trafficking and terrorist
Mapping shows that criminal factions have established themselves on at least four continents to commit transnational crimes, such as money laundering, drug trafficking and terrorist
Yanis Callandret, à la tête de la police judiciaire fédérale depuis 2018, dresse un constat sans détour : la Suisse n’est plus à l’abri des
This report assesses the impact of the conflict in Ukraine and its implications for organized crime and security-related issues for neighbouring countries, with a focus
BREAKING: Forensic Experts Suggest Mathematical “Red Flags” In First Round of Brazilian Presidential Election, Cites Benford’s Law According to our source, the Brazilian central electoral
Founded in 2001 in Geneva, Switzerland, the Organized Crime Observatory (OCO) is an independent, apolitical international association. We act as a global watchdog, monitoring and analyzing the complex networks of transnational organized crime across four continents.
Our mission is to bridge the gap between information and action. By collecting open-source data and providing strategic insights, we raise awareness among civil society and the corporate sector about the growing threats of illicit trafficking, money laundering, and their links to global instability.





