Ireland a ‘location for flow of jihadists and smuggling,’ says Interpol report

Ireland has been named in an Interpol report as being a location for the flow of foreign jihadists and African Rhino horn smuggling.

Ireland a ‘location for flow of jihadists and smuggling,’ says Interpol report

Ireland has been named in an Interpol report as being a location for the flow of foreign jihadists and African Rhino horn smuggling.

The ‘World Atlas of illicit flows’ looks at more than 1,000 smuggling routes of drugs, human trafficking and natural resources, reveals that “incomes to non-state armed groups and terrorist groups are diversifying and increasingly based on organised crime, sustaining conflicts worldwide”.

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