Examination of the legal frameworks for combating transnational crime and terrorism

Abstract

The increasing interconnectivity of the globalized world has made transnational crime and terrorism major challenging for nations and international organizations alike. These threats are complex, involving actors and networks that transcend national borders, posing significant risks to global security, economic stability, and human rights. In response, legal frameworks at both the international and national levels have been developed to address these issues, fostering cooperation among States and institutions to combat transnational crime and terrorism effectively. This paper shall fully examine these legal frameworks.