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International Strategies for Tackling Transnational Organized Crime: Challenges & Aspirations

  • Khansaa Mohammed Jasim PhD. Professor of Public International Law، Associate Dean at the College of Law, American University of Iraq, Baghdad Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31918/1twejer.2584.ELI.12

Keywords:

organized crime, UN convention against transnational organized crime, international cooperation, United Nations (UN)

Abstract

Organized crime is an obstacle that erodes the progress of peace and security to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. The exploitation of the development of modern means of criminal networks also plays a vital role. Organized crime is considered a serious crime that poses a serious challenge to criminal justice agencies in many countries worldwide. United Nations implemented a (UNTOC). In this research, it is contended that the legal international rules, whether they’re conventional or norms, cover the rapidly changing nature of TOC and the growing developments intertwining between organized crime and the areas significantly influenced by the operations and impacts like terrorism, along with corruption, conflict, public health issues, and global finance.

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How to Cite

Jasim , Khansaa Mohammed, trans. 2025. “International Strategies for Tackling Transnational Organized Crime: Challenges & Aspirations”. Twejer Journal 8 (4): 257-74. https://doi.org/10.31918/1twejer.2584.ELI.12.

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