Broken Laws, Broken Lives: When Organized Crime Shreds Human Rights

• DOI: 10.53762/alnasr.03.01.e01
• Publication Date: 2024-02-05T18:17:23Z
• Authors: Aftab Haider; Ashraf Ali; Bushra Zeb

History is marked by its coiling snake, organized crime that continues to entwine itself around human rights choking out dignity and justice. This paper reveals the hard truth of this destructive bond, from historical origins modern incarnations. Powered poverty, poor governance digital frontiers criminal network uses weaknesses as pawns in their illicit games. The fundamental individuals communities eroded trafficking, extortion, violence, corruption which are currency. Women, children minority groups often victims who get trapped forced labor, exploitation displacement. Case studies depict a rather gloomy picture complex threat. porous borders Southeast Asia take up while drugs Latin America become stream violence breaks trample dignity. Not even world immune, where cybercrime identity theft away privacy liberty. As roots crisis woven into socio-economic disparities, lax legal frameworks corrupt structures. Their effects far-reaching, reaching deep society Fighting back demands broad attack. first steps should be strengthening framework, empowering law enforcement, addressing underlying injustices. International cooperation creating culture transparency accountability important weapons war. It requires constant vigilance, relentless quest for justice strong resilient face crime. Only then can we escape darkness enter true rights.