Private Military and Security Companies: How they fuel corruption and conflict risks and the need for regulation
Regulatory oversight of the private military and security sector is failing to keep pace with the rapidly growing and diversifying industry, leading to heightened global risks of fraud, corruption and violence. Better regulation of the industry is urgently needed.
This three-page fact sheet defines Private Military and Security Companies and outlines the required response.
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Private Military and Security Companies: How they fuel corruption and conflict risks and the need for regulation