Transnational Organized Crime and Future Threats in Bangladesh: Comparative Combating Measures

Absztrakt

Bangladesh is a South Asian country having become independent
recently and confronting countless crimes, and transnational coordinated crime
is one of them. With the proliferation of criminal associations and the
accessibility of present-day digitalization, the level of transnational danger has
increased in an alarming way, where just a coordinated and elevated degree of
globally approved cooperation can resolve the issue. Transnational organized
crime increases border tensions and danger also. In this paper, I will focus on a
few explicit transnational crimes occurring in Bangladesh and how those can
be a future danger to the existence of this country. Border hostility, arms
dealing, drug trafficking, and illegal human exploitation have been persistent
security dangers to the country. I will likewise concentrate on some combating
measures taken by the EU to control transnational organized crimes and a
comparative discussion of how Bangladesh ought to step up measures to
control such crimes in the future.