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

Abstract

Bangladesh is a South Asian country having become independentrecently and confronting countless crimes, and transnational coordinated crimeis one of them. With the proliferation of criminal associations and theaccessibility of present-day digitalization, the level of transnational danger hasincreased in an alarming way, where just a coordinated and elevated degree ofglobally approved cooperation can resolve the issue. Transnational organizedcrime increases border tensions and danger also. In this paper, I will focus on afew explicit transnational crimes occurring in Bangladesh and how those canbe a future danger to the existence of this country. Border hostility, armsdealing, drug trafficking, and illegal human exploitation have been persistentsecurity dangers to the country. I will likewise concentrate on some combatingmeasures taken by the EU to control transnational organized crimes and acomparative discussion of how Bangladesh ought to step up measures tocontrol such crimes in the future.