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The mountainous Andriry region near the town of Betroka in south-eastern Madagascar is an inhospitable area: remote, difficult to access and with a reputation for danger due to long-standing banditry and armed cattle-rustling groups. Hery not his real name , the leader of one of these groups and a key cannabis supplier, described how his business works. He and his lieutenant reportedly control hundreds of young men in their trafficking organization, 1 a claim backed up by a police officer who spoke anonymously and is tasked with a mission to arrest Hery and bring him to justice. This officer estimates that Hery has around people in his gang. They control the cannabis shipments to exchange points on the outskirts of Betroka, from where transporters then take the shipments by road to drug bosses based in the capital, Antananarivo, and other towns, including Toliara, Antsirabe, Ihosy and Fianarantsoa. The Gendarmerie Nationale carry out an operation to destroy cannabis fields in Analabe, a district of Ambanja, in July More than a hundred hectares of cannabis were burned in the operation. A businessman and nightclub owner in Betroka explained how cannabis is brought from the mountain regions by transporters on foot, and left in clandestine drop-off places outside the city. Working on behalf of a dealer based in Ihosy, he travelled with a group into the mountain region to collect a cannabis shipment. As the oldest member of the group, Rehetse was not able to flee in time. How Betroka became a major cannabis production hub has links to cattle rustling. One ex-politician, also a former cattle rustler, reported that many of the major players have, in recent years, switched their focus from cattle rustling to cannabis. According to Hery, his gang recently reached a pact with regional law enforcement, whereby they would surrender any arms from cattle-rustling operations in return for being able to trade cannabis with impunity. The way Hery operates, and those like him, relies on complicity and protection. Along with the ploughshare tortoise — also native to Madagascar and even more endangered, as only a few hundred specimens are known to remain in the wild — radiated tortoises have in the past decade become highly sought after by reptile collectors in the international pet trade, 11 as a forthcoming GI-TOC study explores. For centuries, tortoises have been part of the local diet as an important source of protein. Herilala Randriamahazo, a conservationist with the Turtle Survival Alliance, working on tortoise protection, told us that poaching for bushmeat remains a primary danger to tortoise populations. Theft of young radiated tortoises for international sale has grown significantly in the past decade. Tortoise traffickers — predominantly Malagasy and Asian nationals resident in Antananarivo — use intermediaries who approach communities to conscript locals to poach live tortoises for a cash income. The intermediaries then make payment on collection and arrange transport for the tortoises. The markets for cannabis and radiated tortoises may initially seem to be quite different: very different commodities, originating in different regions of Madagascar, and operating in very different social and political contexts. However, in both cases, one of the challenges inherent in governing these markets is a lack of local-government legitimacy and a local acceptance of these trades. Conservationists try to integrate anti-poaching edicts into local law systems in a bid to encourage community compliance with national-level efforts to counter the tortoise trade. Both trades rely on the complicity of officials in source regions and along trafficking routes. Radiated tortoises seized in Maputo, January The distinctive radiated markings can be seen across their shells. Police inspection points along the main roads in Madagascar are widespread. Moving tortoises from the south-west to Antananarivo may entail passing up to 20 checkpoints. However, there are few reports of seizures at these checkpoints, implying that low-level corruption is common. These flows may be relying on the same modalities of corruption to move illegal goods, and their establishment along transport routes paves the way for multiple types of trafficking. Shipments of tortoise and drugs other than cannabis also pass through many of the same transport hubs and regional destinations. Tortoises are transported overland to Antananarivo, and thence to Asian destination markets by air from Ivato airport. Alternatively, some traffickers ship radiated tortoises from the south-west by boat to Mahajanga for export to the Comoros islands. Secondary routes include regional flights from smaller airports to Comoros, Mayotte or Reunion. More recently, there have been reports of radiated tortoises going directly from south-west Madagascar on ships to China, or by fishing boat to Mozambique. Cannabis from Betroka is primarily shipped to Antananarivo and also services regional consumption markets across southern Madagascar. Neither the illegal tortoise trade nor the cannabis market in Madagascar is a major priority for national or international law enforcement. However, our research into both shows similar dynamics of local corruption and acceptance of the illegal market at the community level. In the case of cannabis trafficking in Betroka, where our research has been centred, the reported corruption is significant and endemic. In illicit markets, corruption in source regions and along transport routes undermines the rule of law and also acts as a gateway for other forms of organized crime to operate through the same routes. Figure 2 The graph on the left shows the trend in the number of trafficked tortoises seized globally. Two seizures involving thousands of radiated tortoises in were by far the largest on record. The timeline on the right shows the change in asking prices for ploughshare tortoises over time, both in Madagascar the source country and the Philippines a market country. In both cases, there has been a marked price increase. Figure 3 Major trafficking routes for ploughshare and radiated tortoises within and out of Madagascar. Figure 4 Major cannabis production areas and trafficking routes in Madagascar, both national and regional. Interview with Hery, leader of a cannabis trafficking organization, Betroka region, 3 July Interview with a police officer based in Betroka, 5 July Interview with a businessman based in Betroka, 5 July Interview with an inmate of Betroka prison and former cannabis trafficker, 5 July Interview with ex-deputy mayor of Betroka, Betroka, 1 July Interview with former politician in Betroka, 1 July ; interview with a guard at Betroka prison, 30 June ; interview with a police officer based in Betroka, 5 July ; interview with a businessman based in Betroka, 5 July ; interview with Ramarasota Jesse, public prosecutor in Betroka, Betroka, 2 July Jesse voiced suspicions of corruption among regional civil servants and politicians, but denied accusations of judicial corruption. Interview with a source in Madagascar, 9 July To overcome the cost of bribes along the road route, some traffickers will instead move radiated tortoises from the south-west by boat to Mahajanga for export to the Comoros. Cannabis trafficking and endangered-tortoise trade drive corruption in Madagascar The mountainous Andriry region near the town of Betroka in south-eastern Madagascar is an inhospitable area: remote, difficult to access and with a reputation for danger due to long-standing banditry and armed cattle-rustling groups. Risk Bulletins. Tap or select text, and then tap the bookmark icon to save a bookmark. Bookmarks are saved in your browser cache. Clearing your cache will remove them. Your last visit. The last time you visited, you stopped reading here.

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