Leading from Behind: The Focus on the Financial Investigation of Wildlife Crime Must be Sustained

29 Jun

Written By Alexandria Reid

Origami-(made-from-an-American-1-dollar-bill)-of-an-elephant.jpg — Tom Keatinge, Alexandria Reid, ’Leading from Behind: The Focus on the Financial Investigation of Wildlife Crime Must be Sustained’, RUSI Commentary, June 2020

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) placed the financial investigation of the illegal wildlife trade (IWT) firmly on its agenda under the 2019-2020 Chinese Presidency of Xianming Liu. In the wake of the release of the FATF’s 2020 report on IWT, Tom Keatinge and I digested the results and proposed the FATF focus on other areas of environmental crime.
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