Interpol's actions in dealing with organized crime from policy making to preventive measures

Today's crimes are more complex, interconnected and global and are carried out on both physical and virtual levels. Therefore, more than ever, there is a need for multilateral police cooperation to address security challenges affecting communities. The formation and growth of organized crime has also added to this importance, and based on this, in this article, while examining the nature of organized crime, we will deal with the issue of what kind of actions Interpol follows in dealing with it, and what actions are taken in this regard. Has there been a preventive measure?

This confrontation is written in a descriptive-analytical way.

Prevention of organized crime is important for several reasons such as guaranteeing human rights and guaranteeing international security. In this context, many international measures have been taken to prevent and deal with organized crime. In recent years, Interpol has taken several measures to prevent and deal with organized crime, including electronic extradition and regional organized crime threat assessment, for which Interpol has implemented several projects in cooperation with member states. Examples include the Asian Organized Crime Prevention Project, B- The Project for the Prevention of Organized Crime, Terrorism and Firearms Trafficking in Moldova, C- The Prevention of Organized Crime in Interpol's Millennium Project, D- The Prevention of Organized Crime in the Project Fortaleza is Interpol and the prevention of organized crime in the (I-CAN) project. Also, the alliance of Interpol and FATF has been effective in preventing and dealing with organized crime in the implementation of joint projects.