Energy5 years ago
Iran restores use of cards for fuel delivery
Motorists in four Iranian cities have to use electronic smart cards to buy fuel as of Tuesday.
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Energy5 years ago
Illicit fuel trade from Iran cut by over %20: Official
Iran says the volume of diesel and petrol smuggled from the country shrank by over 20 percent.
China6 years ago
China seizes record ivory tusks, busts smuggling gang
Chinese authorities seized 7.48 tons of smuggled ivory tusks last month, the biggest haul in recent years, as Beijing steps up a campaign against illegal wildlife trafficking.
Human Rights6 years ago
‘UK failing to fight modern child slavery’
Activists say the UK lacks a clear strategy to save children from modern-day slavery.
More6 years ago
Bangladesh kills 86, arrests 7,000 in anti-drug crackdown
Bangladesh police have killed at least 86 people and arrested about 7,000 since launching a crackdown on drug trafficking this month.
North Africa6 years ago
Over 100 refugees escape from Libya trafficking camp
More than 100 east African refugees have escaped from a camp in the Libyan town of Bani Walid where they were being held hostage and tortured.
More7 years ago
Malaysia halts people-smuggling ship bound for Australia
Malaysia has arrested more than a dozen members of an alleged people trafficking syndicate after intercepting a ship carrying 127 refugees.
More7 years ago
'Rohingya teenagers trafficked for sex in Bangladesh'
Girls in their early teens who have fled the conflict in Myanmar to seek safety are being trafficked into prostitution in Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh.
More7 years ago
US investigator into illegal ivory trade killed in Kenya
A leading American investigator into the illegal ivory and rhino horn trade has been found stabbed to death in his home, Kenyan police says.
North Africa7 years ago
64 refugees feared dead in Mediterranean boat sinking
As many as 64 refugees are feared dead after a traffickers' overcrowded rubber dinghy from Libya started sinking in the Mediterranean Sea.
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