Artificial intelligence is rapidly developing, presenting both new threats and opportunities for law enforcement.
The fishing and cocoa industries show how criminal networks and corrupt officials exploit multinational supply chains.
It would be no easy task, but given the environmental devastation across Africa, it’s one worth debating.
Two distinct but complementary approaches could address violent extremism at local community level.
This report explores how some localities in Kenya have managed to push back against violent extremism.
Direct engagement and collaboration hold significant potential for improving policing on the continent.
This report provides important lessons for the police and the public from three East African countries.
With overburdened justice systems in Mali, Niger and Nigeria, other options could be used for some terrorism cases.
A strong criminal justice system offers countries better protection against terrorist attacks.
West Africa shows the challenges of shifting from military strategies to human rights and justice based responses.
Based on original research in Kenya, this study explores women’s involvement in extremism, and its impact on their lives.
Women soldiers are rarely deployed to conflict situations and their role is shaped by traditional attitudes to women’s work.
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