Civil Society and Organised Crime

Type: Briefing NoteCountry: United StatesCountry: South AfricaCountry: Guinea-Bissau
Written By Asiyah-Vanessa Dubuisson

February 2024

Briefing Note 27

Ian Tennant, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC)

Professor Prem Mahadevan, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC)

PUBLICATION SUMMARY

This briefing note summarises the 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.

It is hoped that this briefing note can provide researchers and officials with a background briefing that could enable improved policy responses aimed at supporting civil society as part of whole-of-society efforts to prevent and counter organised crime.

Asiyah-Vanessa Dubuisson
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