Topic: 2025-Combating Transnational Organized Crime
Country: Ukraine
Delegate Name: Pradham Nalam
Committee: United Nations Office On Drugs And Crimes
Topic: Combatting Transnational Crime Organizations
Country: Ukraine
School: Forest Hills Central High School
Organized crime has become a fundamental problem in most nations. Gangs, mafias, and other forms of terrorism have brutally infested themselves into the basic idea of crime. These organizations have committed many crimes and have even participated in international aspects of wrongdoing. Drugs, human trafficking, and many other immoral crimes including illegal weapon distribution haunt and harm many citizens of different nations every single day.
The delegation of Ukraine recognizes the impact and dangers of such criminal organizations around the globe and urges the UN to take immediate action against these acts. Many things can be done to stop these organizations from succeeding in criminal activities, however, none of them are easy nor quick to happen. The UNODC needs to formulate a resolution that accommodates the innocent and supplements the authorities that fight these organizations. The delegation of Ukraine urges the UN to take action systematically and effectively so that all aspects of such organizations can be decimated.
One aspect of this problem that needs to be addressed is the ways of transportation that these organizations use to make crimes such as drugs and human trafficking viable. Through border crossings, many mafias transport illegal substances and participate in illegal activities. We urge the UN to create a process that separates members of crime organizations and normal border crossers without indulging in racial discrimination and harassment. Border problems have always existed in most nations of the UN, especially in Ukraine due to its war with Russia, and it’s a popular and common way to smuggle many things into different nations. The delegation of Ukraine hopes to work together with other nations in this committee to come up with a possible resolution for this problem.
