A World "Drowning" in Crime...

In the tangled maze of global socio-economic relationships, crime is a constant and serious threat, undermining the foundations of societies and hindering social and economic progress. The problem crosses national borders, manifesting itself in different forms and degrees of severity, influenced by various economic, political and social factors. Although it is recognized that poverty and low living standards are favorable conditions for crime, research shows that the leading developed countries of the world are not only not excluded from the list of countries with high crime rates, but also occupy leading positions in some organized crimes.