NARCOTIC TRAFFICKING IN KOSOVO
Journal Title: European Journal of Business and Social Sciences - Year 2014, Vol 3, Issue 8
Abstract
Kosovo is facing numerous challenges that are as a result of organized crime, including criminal phenomenon of narcotic trafficking. This harmful phenomenon is causing dissatisfaction among citizens, especially due to the fact that the detection and punishment of its perpetrators is marking stagnation and other big uncertainties. Narcotic trafficking is causing numerous consequences to individuals, family and to society overall. These consequences are of health, social and psychological nature etc. Criminal acts by which is committed this type of criminality recently are expressing increasingly greater scale of their aggressiveness. This due to the fact persons within under criminal organizations and professional perpetrators deal with the commission of this type of criminality. Researchers conducted prove that with the commission of Narcotic Drug Offences deal persons of different age, gender, education levels and different social backgrounds, but dominate the youth, persons of masculine gender, persons with low education and those unemployed. Modest results of this scientific paper also prove that the fight against this type of criminality significantly continues to be inefficient. Consequently, there are significant stagnations especially in terms of undertaking prohibitive measures, but without excluding repressive measures also because punitive policies is considered to be very soft.
Authors and Affiliations
Prof. Dr. Azem HAJDARI| Professor at the University of Pristina “Hasan Prishtina” in Pristina
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