The Observatory of Crime, Corruption, and Victimization (OCCVI) is a global initiative dedicated to understanding how transnational criminal networks, large-scale corruption, and systemic victimization interact and reinforce each other.
Rooted in the principle that evidence and technology are essential in defending democracy, OCCVI provides an analytical platform for mapping and interpreting the deep structures that enable criminal power and institutional co-optation across regions and sectors.
Why OCCVI?
In a world where criminal structures have learned to mimic institutions, OCCVI offers a new language and methodology for naming, visualizing, and ultimately disarming the crime and corruption networks that operate in the shadows, beyond borders and ideologies.
How does OCCVI work?
OCCVI combines artificial intelligence, structured data analysis, and narrative insight to build a new way of observing criminal systems.
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ARCON (Automated Robotics for Criminal Observation Network) continuously retrieves and classifies thousands of media sources related to global corruption and organized crime.
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VORISOMA (Vortex Intelligence Software for Observation of Macro-criminality) translates that information into network maps that reveal connections, patterns, and responsibilities across time and space.
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Using these tools, OCCVI produces evidence-based articles, criminal structure analyses, and early warning signals that empower civil society, researchers, and institutions.
Who is OCCVI for?
OCCVI is a tool for all those seeking to understand and dismantle criminal structures that hide behind legality, power, or silence:
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Investigative journalists tracing complex webs of corruption and harm.
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Researchers and analysts building models of institutional co-optation.
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Civil society organizations defending human rights and accountability.
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Policymakers, multilateral agencies, and justice systems searching for actionable intelligence to reform systems under threat.
The ARCON Analysis Cycle
