Counterfeiting of identification documents, CDs, DVDs, software, medicines, weapons, food products, clothing and cigarettes has grown significantly in recent years, largely due to advances in technology and the ease of movement of these goods around the world. The involvement of organized criminal groups in the production and distribution of counterfeit goods is well documented and they operate across national borders in activities that include the manufacture, export, import and distribution of illicit goods.
Experts speaking about illicit trade & counterfeits
Talks related to illicit trade & counterfeits
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Illicit product counterfeit markets: Examining stakeholder roles and effects
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Cars, gold, and territories: Trends of organized crime in Brazil
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The exponential growth of counterfeit PPE and other counterfeits during the COVID pandemic: Illicit trade in the open and dark web
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Organized crime: Human trafficking, contraband and repression
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Online intermediaries and illicit trafficking: Addressing the illicit online trade in cultural property, wildlife and falsified medical products
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Tech against the illegal wildlife trade
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Illicit Economies in Asia: Changes, effects and futures
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Cooperation against illicit trade in Latin America. The case of AMERIPOL
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Ports
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The intersection between illicit economies and instability in West Africa
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Illicit markets
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Detecting and disrupting counterfeit supply chains: Illicit trade of pharmaceuticals and PPE on the open and dark web
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Illicit trade
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