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The United Nations and Transnational Organized Crime


ISBN13: 9780714647333
ISBN: 0714647330
Published: January 1996
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Format: Hardback
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Transnational organized crime poses one of the most serious threats to international security in the 1990s. Its significance was marked by the World Ministerial Conference on transnational organized crime held in Naples in November 1994. Convened by the United Nations to discuss the dangers caused by cross -border organized crime and to identify forms of international cooperation for its prevention and control, the conference brought together ministers from 142 states. This volume examines transnational criminal organizations and their activities; global money-laundering; the substantive and procedural measures which need to be taken at national level if governments are to be effective in the struggle against organized crime; bilateral, regional and global cooperation; and the advantages and shortcomings of an international convention. The reduction and subsequent containment of transnational organized crime require governments not only to recognize the seriousness of the threat it poses, but also to allocate resources to meet it.;This volume discusses what needs to be done if governments are to be effective in combating the criminal enterprises which have decided to challenge lawful institutions and civilized society.

Contents:
Problem and dangers posed by organized transnational crime in the various regions of the world; national legislation and its adequacy to deal with the various forms of organized transnational crime -appropriate guidelines for legislative and other measures to be taken at the national level; most effective forms of international cooperation for the prevention and control of organized transnational crime art the investigative, prosecutorial and judicial levels; appropriate modalities and guidelines for the prevention and control of organized transnational crime at the regional and international levels; the feasibility of elaborating international instruments, including conventions, against organized transnational crime; conclusions and recommendations of the international conference on preventing and controlling money laundering and these of the proceeds of crime - a global approach; report of the secretary General -implementation of general assembly resolution 49/150 on the Naples Political declaration and Global Action Plan against organized transnational crime.