Drug trafficking refers to the illegal trade of drugs and controlled substances. It encompasses the manufacturing, distribution, and sale of illicit drugs, including but not limited to narcotics, stimulants, hallucinogens, and other psychoactive substances. This criminal activity often involves organized crime groups that transport drugs across borders and distribute them within countries. Drug trafficking contributes to various socio-economic issues, including addiction, crime, violence, and public health crises. Law enforcement agencies across the globe work to combat drug trafficking through interdiction efforts, legal penalties, and international cooperation. The term highlights the complex web of activities involved in the illegal drug trade and its significant impact on society.
French senators are addressing organized crime and narcotrafic through critical legislative discussions. A proposed National Anti-Crime Prosecutor's Office (Pnaco) aims to replicate successful anti-terrorism strategies. Pnaco will focus on complex…