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Civil Society and Organised Crime
This briefing note summarises GI-TOC’s research and experiences in engaging with and supporting civil society responses to organised crime. This is provided in the context of the ongoing threats and shrinking space for civil society, and a need for policymakers and officials to understand civil society’s role, value and potential.
Ian Tennant and Prem Mahadevan
Febraury 2024