Preventive Measures Against Selected Forms of Transnational Organized Crime in Uzbekistan

Abstract

In the context of globalization and increasing cross-border criminal activity, strengthening the legal and institutional framework for combating transnational organized crime has become a pressing priority. This study emphasizes the necessity of improving international legal standards and identifying new strategic approaches to enhance criminal liability for offenses such as human trafficking, terrorism, money laundering, and drug trafficking. Particular attention is given to the development of effective interstate cooperation mechanisms and the reinforcement of preventive measures aimed at curbing the expansion of transnational organized crime. The article provides a criminal law–based analysis of the preventive dimensions of selected transnational organized crimes within the Republic of Uzbekistan.