A master's thesis at the Faculty of Law and Political Science discussed the alignment of national legislation with international conventions in combating transnational organized crime.
The thesis, submitted by researcher Asen Fakhri Hassan, aimed to define the concept of transnational organized crime, explain its characteristics, distinguish it from traditional crimes, and describe its various forms and social, economic, and political impacts. It also sought to identify shortcomings and ambiguities in some national legislation that hinder the implementation of international obligations related to combating organized crime.
