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… arson and vandalism, are criminalized because they inflict harm on people or man-made property by creating uncertainty, … regions and societies around the world. There is no “one size fits all” solution to this issue. In for- … implement development pro- grammes and to strengthen the rule of law. Where they are linked to organized crime, …

… In the field of environmental crimes there are currently no specialized regional or international conventions/treaties … species Hunting Poisoning, shooting, inflicting injury, harm, trapping Consumption Possession of wildlife by-products … which the Director may notify in the manner prescribed by rule made under section 52(2) (v), is guilty of an offence …

… and do not necessarily reflect the views of UNEP. ISSUE NO 14 2 May 2014 most iconic wildlife species, but wildlife … development, engenders corruption and undermines the rule of law, putting national and potentially even … defines MLR crime as “criminal conduct that may cause harm to the marine living environment, typically offences …

… of this new trafficking surge can only be estimated, it is no longer solely a conservation issue. With dozens of African … them in ways that complicate smuggling (while doing no harm to the animals). Such initiatives represent a new …

… eISBN: 978-92-1-058055-7 United Nations Publication, Sales No. E.16.XI.9 This publication may be reproduced in whole or … forest crime pose not only to the environment but to the rule of law and stability, and of the potential for the … not only mammals but reptiles, corals, birds, and fish. No single species is responsible for more than 6% of the …