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4.6 Criminal Justice System Process - ICCS Crimes Level 1
4.6.1.10 Acts against the natural environment, total number of offences (ICCS 10)
“Acts against the natural environment” are the criminal offences defined as such in Section 10 of the International Classification of Crime for Statistical Purposes (ICCS), UNODC, Mar 2015, pp.89-93. Web: http://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/statistics/crime/ICCS/ICCS_English_2016_web.pdf.]
Those include: Acts that cause environmental pollution or degradation (1001); Acts involving the movement or dumping of waste (1002); Trade or possession of protected or prohibited species of fauna and flora (1003); Acts that result in the depletion or degradation of natural resources (1004); Other acts against the natural environment (1009); and subcategories of those, as also listed on pp. 30-31 of the ICCS.

[Data on number of offences classified as “acts against the natural environment” are provided by Member States through the United Nations Survey of Crime Trends and Operations of Criminal Justice Systems (UN-CTS).]




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Antigua and Barbuda------ 
Argentina20211,684 
Bahamas20210 
Barbados20215 
Belize------ 
Bolivia------ 
Brazil------ 
Canada------ 
Chile202126,416 
Colombia20212,580 
Costa Rica20212,565 
Dominica20210 
Dominican Republic------ 
Ecuador------ 
El Salvador202165 
Grenada202149 
Guatemala2019648 
Guyana20210 
Haiti------ 
Honduras------ 
Jamaica------ 
Mexico20211,281 
Nicaragua------ 
Panama2019314 
Paraguay2019231 
Peru------ 
Saint Kitts and Nevis20210 
Saint Lucia------ 
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines------ 
Suriname------ 
Trinidad and Tobago------ 
United States------ 
Uruguay------ 
Venezuela------ 
Regions
 
    
01. Americas------ 
02. Caribbean------ 
03. Central America------ 
04. North America------ 
05. South America------ 
* Alertamerica adopts the use of commas to indicate figures un the thousands (1,000) while points signal decimals (10.5).