- Liberia and Senegal are facing drug trafficking issues, serving as transit points for cocaine production and shipment.
- Drug networks are operating through Liberian territory.
Organized crime groups are targeting international trade routes in Liberia.
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Updated Jul 7
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What happened
Organized crime groups are targeting international trade routes in Liberia.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- EU aid to Liberia is contingent on the country taking action against organized crime groups.Sub-event
- Transnational criminal organizations are exploiting weaknesses in Liberia.Sub-event
Organized crime is actively targeting international trade routes in Liberia.1 source
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Drug networks are operating through Liberian territory.Also in this story
- Costa alleged that Liberian Senator Nathaniel F. McGill is linked to a drug cartel.
- President Boakai of Liberia vowed that the country would no longer serve as a safe haven for criminal networks.
- The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency is criticized for focusing on minor raids while ignoring major cocaine trafficking syndicates.
- Heathrow clears shipments destined for Liberia.
The entities involved
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Liberia
sovereign state in West Africa
Related events
- State institutions in Liberia failed to manage customs seizures related to international drug trafficking.
- Investigations are underway regarding high-level state complicity in drug trafficking within Liberia, involving Gregory Coleman.
- Liberia is under investigation due to a major drug trafficking case involving LAA.
- Madam Jewel Howard Taylor is facing a major cocaine-trafficking investigation in Liberia.
- Liberia is seeking international cooperation from various countries, including Morocco, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Rwanda, to assist in drug trafficking investigations.