international crime
Cross-border criminal activity
International crime refers to offenses that cross national borders or violate international law—acts serious enough to concern the global community rather than individual states.
The category includes genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and terrorism.
International crime also covers transnational activities like drug trafficking, human trafficking, and money laundering that operate across jurisdictions.
The tribunal was established to prosecute international crimes committed during the conflict.
- genocideSystematic annihilation of a people
- illegal loggingUnlawful forest harvesting
- black marketIllicit trading system
- drug traffickingIllegal distribution of controlled substances
- cartel violenceOrganized crime group aggression
smuggling ring · ethnic cleansing · wildlife trafficking · arms smuggling · blood diamonds · torture · apartheid · human trafficking · forced displacement · persecution · extradition · unlawful detention · cybercrime · dark web · enslavement · ocean dumping · Interpol · Ponzi schemes
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Rules governing relations between countries
international justice · humanitarian aid · peacekeeping · international cooperation · human rights protection
international crimeinternational cooperation
Countries jointly addressing challenges
global diplomacy · treaty compliance · international peacekeeping · international accord · diplomatic relations
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