Although there is a ban on the drug trade, arms trade, and human trafficking in the whole world. Every country has made strict laws to stop these illegal businesses. In addition, there are international laws. But why these illegal businesses could not be stopped? Every country spends a lot of money on educating the public to prevent these problems. But they could not stop this business, nor did the people stop themselves from getting involved in these problems despite being aware. Now the question is whether the national and international laws to prevent these problems are only shadow policies.
I want research-based answers from global scholars in the above fields.
All those crimes that you mentioned are expanding and becoming more complex, and the world’s inability to confront them is due to several reasons, including the experience of crime networks in these activities, their ability to coordinate their actions and recruit a lot of people in their ranks, and their adaptation as well. With the policies that countries set to deal with them, and their exploitation of technological developments to serve their criminal activities, and many of them infiltrate the security and political institutions of countries through money and bribes to win security and political officials, and these activities have become allied with terrorist groups around the world, While states are unable to organize their efforts and cooperate to combat these crimes
The simple answer could be - because it is busy with other problems, and it is not among the priorities, when it should be.
https://www.nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/what-we-do/crime-threats/drug-trafficking
The economist Adam Smith gave the principle of 'Self interest'. This phenomena conducts every activity. It will continue always as per necessity.
There exists an underworld in which these practices take place. I don't think it will ever be stopped, and I feel so fortunate that I have never been there.
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