Countering Nigerian organized crime

Article Abstract:

The Nigerian organized crimes are threatening African stability and Washington is pushing a regional security cooperation programme to help counter transnational crime. The US has expressed growing concern about the syndicates expanding power base and is currently looking at extending a program of border and internal security assistance.

United States, Nigeria, Antiterrorism measures, Border security

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Light arms trading in SE Asia

Article Abstract:

Small arms smuggling has become a major problem in many countries of Southeast Asia, helping promote both criminal and political violence. Primary sources for the weapons are Cambodia, Pakistan, China, and North Korea.

Southeast Asia, Arms smuggling

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Africa suffers wave of maritime violence

Article Abstract:

Piracy, and other maritime violence, is on the rise in Africa, with the year 2000 seeing a 56% increase to 469 recorded attacks. Specific areas, and types of attacks, are detailed.

Africa, Maritime law, Pirates

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