Tackling Heroin Trafficking on the East African Coast
- Publisher:
- ENACT Africa
- Publication Date:
- 2 July 2018
- Tags:
- East Africa, Legal and Judicial Affairs
In recent years, the volume of heroin shipped from Afghanistan along a network of maritime routes in East and Southern Africa appears to have increased considerably. An integrated regional criminal market has developed; shaping and shaped by political developments. Africa is now experiencing the sharpest increase in heroin use worldwide, and a spectrum of criminal networks and political elites in East and Southern Africa are substantially enmeshed in the trade. New policy approaches are urgently needed.
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