Convention against Transnational Organized Crime

The Convention against Transnational Organized Crime is an international treaty aimed at combating serious crimes that cross borders, like human trafficking, drug smuggling, and arms trafficking. It provides a framework for countries to cooperate, share information, and enforce laws more effectively. The treaty encourages nations to adopt appropriate legal measures, strengthen law enforcement, and work together to dismantle criminal groups operating across multiple countries. Its goal is to enhance global efforts in preventing and prosecuting organized crime, ensuring a coordinated response that preserves security and justice worldwide.