Transnational crime

Transnational crime refers to criminal activities that cross national borders and involve multiple countries. This includes organized crime, human trafficking, drug smuggling, cybercrime, and money laundering. These crimes exploit differences in laws and enforcement between countries, making them more challenging to combat. For instance, a drug ring may produce drugs in one country, smuggle them through another, and sell them in a third. Transnational crime not only affects the countries involved but also poses risks to global security, economies, and social stability. Collaborative international efforts are essential to address and mitigate these complex issues.