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Who Can Combat Forced Labor at Sea?

Forced labor at sea is rarely visible, but its witting and unwitting facilitators span the globe – and even our dinner tables....

Money Tree

The first comprehensive review of the regulatory and security environment surrounding the teak trade in South Sudan.

Strings Attached

An investigation into the methods used by IUU networks both at-sea and onshore to exploit a systemic lack of transparency and weak...

Something Smells Fishy…

C4ADS analysts use queries to uncover IUU trends through analysis of risky vessel behavior.

Hooked

A reclusive and shy animal, the vaquita have suffered substantial losses at the hands of totoaba poachers, declining from 567 individuals in...

The Pirates of Somalia

C4ADS contributes to World Bank study to inform policy on prospects for long-term eradication of piracy off the Horn of Africa.

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