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Integrated training to tackle maritime crime in Bangladesh

Coastal states within the Indian Ocean, notably Bangladesh, confront various maritime security threats, including illicit drug and human trafficking. The nation's heavy reliance on seaborne trade means enhancing maritime security is imperative for Bangladesh to comprehensively protect its national interests, encompassing both the safety of its people and the resilience of its economic activities. Against this backdrop, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)’s Global Maritime Crime Programme (GMCP) introduced an Integrated Training Package (ITP) to ensure the legal finish of maritime crimes. This initiative intends to enhance the prosecutorial and law enforcement capabilities of the national government agencies, as well as preserving the chain of custody to ensure that maritime crimes are properly detected, investigated and prosecuted. It encompasses a multi-phased, hands-on, consecutive capacity-building approach. Learn more about UNODC GMCP's work in Bangladesh and the rest of the Indian Ocean here: https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/piracy...