Introduction Drug trafficking is inherently a cross-border activity, involving multiple jurisdictions and complex criminal networks. As a result, national legal systems alone are insufficient to effectively combat such crimes. Turkey occupies a critical position between Asia and Europe, making it a key transit country in global drug trafficking routes. This strategic location necessitates strong international […]
Introduction Drug trafficking is not merely an individual criminal act but a complex and organized activity involving multiple actors, hierarchical structures, and transnational operations. These characteristics distinguish it from ordinary crimes and justify its classification as organized crime. Both Turkish law and international legal frameworks recognize the organized nature of drug trafficking and provide specific […]
Introduction Drug trafficking is inherently transnational, involving complex networks that operate across borders. As a result, no single state can effectively combat drug-related crimes in isolation. International cooperation has become essential in addressing the global nature of drug trafficking. International law provides the legal foundation for such cooperation by establishing common rules, obligations, and mechanisms. […]