Transnational Crime and EU Law: Towards Global Action against Cross-Borders Threats to Common Security, Rule of Law and Human Rights

Anna Oriolo

doi:10.31926/but.ssl.2023.16.65.3.24

Transnational Crime and EU Law: Towards Global Action against Cross-Borders Threats to Common Security, Rule of Law and Human Rights

Authors

Anna Oriolo University of Salerno, Italy

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31926/but.ssl.2023.16.65.3.24

Keywords:

EU criminal competence, EU security, human rights-based approach, rule of law, transnational crime

Abstract

Moving from the analysis of transnational criminal law as the legal framework to counter cross-border crimes, this article focuses on “the new dimension” of EU criminal competence, that is no longer restricted to Member States’ legislative harmonization and judicial cooperation within the Union, leading to serious rule of law and human rights deficits.