Trafficking in drugs, people and firearms are not new phenomena. For decades, these markets have generated billions of dollars for criminal networks around the world.
While international organised crime is still thriving in 2020, we’ve never been in a better position to fight it, says Professor Andreas Schloenhardt from UQ’s Law School.
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