O crime organizado transnacional: a atuação das Organizações Internacionais no Brasil e no mundo

Abstract

The present work proposes to understand and analyze transnational organized crime and its ramifications that violate numerous national and international laws, as well as violate the Human Rights guaranteed by the Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations (UN). The general question of the work is: How important is the role of International Organizations, specifically the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in building a regime to combat transnational organized crime? Initially, it analyzes whether international organized crime, its definitions and ramifications, thus analyzing its development over the decades, which generated an articulated order accompanied by globalization that favored criminal groups, to expand in the face of social vulnerability in several nations, exposing the flaws in the national and international public policies. Finally, it presents the measures taken by States and international organizations, and the private sector in a form of cooperation aimed at combating and preventing this illicit practice that jeopardizes global peace and security.