Trafficking in Endangered Species
Trafficking is, simply, the illegal trade in things or persons.
This Forum is fully remote. 20 June, 2023 - 12:00 GMT
TIME REGION: EMEA+AsiaPac 12:00 GMT
Event Info.
Whenever the trade in something is illegal, someone will want it and someone else will be willing to provide it for a price.
It might first appear as if there is no cost to society (other than lost taxes) for the satisfaction of a demand but that is far from true.
The trade in endangered species and products made from them is, in fact, only a part of the problem relating to trade in animals and plants but it's that which this Forum will concentrate on.
And all of this is for profit. Trafficking may be a technical crime but it's also a financial crime.

Who should attend.
Financial Crime Risk and Compliance Officers
Law enforcement
Legislators, policy makers and regulators
C-Suite officers in commerce, trade and industry
Risk managers
Insurance underwriters |
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Computer scientists
Data analysts
On-line marketing practitioners
Customer engagement specialists |

Programme
20 June, 2023 12:00 GMT
GMT
11:45 Platform opens for login
12:00 Welcome and introduction
12:30 Gladys Kamasany
13:30 Sponsor's presentation (Sponsor 1)
14:00 Arvind Kumar
15:00 Sponsor's presentation (Sponsor 2)
15:30Grevis Mutendi
16:30 Wrap up and Thanks.
16:45 Platform closes.

Tickets
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Speakers
Arvind Kumar
India
Money Laundering and the Trade in Endangered species
I am Additional Commissioner from India Revenue Service (Customs & Indirect Taxes). I have served in various Customs
Formations and Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), India's premier Anti-Smuggling Agency. Currently, I am working on deputation with Wildlife Crime Control Bureau of India.
Grevis Mutendi
Democratic Republic of Congo
Poachers, smugglers and traders and those that help them
As a Senior Anti-Trafficking & Anti-Poaching Intelligence Officer, Mr Mutendi deals with the migratory patterns of nomadic tribal groups which move their livestock into protected areas and disrupt and destroy vulnerable wildlife and trade in the products.
Gladys Kamasany
Uganda
Proving wildlife crime
Gladys Kamasany is the Chief Magistrate at the Uganda Wildlife Court.

CPD/CPE/Certificate Credits
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This event provides five hours credits.
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