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Criminality in Vietnam - The Organized Crime Index

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Illicit activity involving coercion, deception, abduction or fraud for the purpose of exploitation, regardless of the victim’s consent. Human smuggling 7.000.00 Activities by an organized crime group involving the illegal entry, transit or residence of migrants for a financial or material benefit. Extortion & protection racketeering 6.00 n/a Crimes linked to exerting control over a territory/market including as a mediator and/or requesting a benefit in exchange for protection. *This indicator was first included in the 2023 iteration of the tool Arms trafficking 4.500.50 The sale, acquisition, movement, and diversion of arms, their parts and ammunition from legal to illegal commerce and/or across borders. Trade in counterfeit goods 7.50 n/a The production, transport, storage and sale of goods that are fraudulently mislabeled or fraudulent imitations of registered brands. *This indicator was first included in the 2023 iteration of the tool Illicit trade in excisable goods 7.00 n/a The il

People Human trafficking remains a significant and complex issue, with Vietnam functioning as a source, transit and destination country. Regional trafficking routes and Vietnam’s long, porous borders facilitate cross-border exploitation. Victims are trafficked for both forced labour and sex work, domestically and abroad – often through fraudulent recruitment schemes. Traffickers kidnap Vietnamese women and girls, primarily from the Hmong ethnic minority, and transport them to China for forced marriages and exploitation. Overseas sex trafficking is also prevalent, with Vietnamese nationals…

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