Beschreibung
International efforts to combat trafficking in arms have a long history and goes back to the time of the League of Nations. During the Cold War, major international cooperation to combat international trafficking of arms was directed to issuing non-binding statements that did not actually work.According to the article 3 of the INTERPOL Statute which prohibits the Organization from any intervention and combating against activities of a political, military, religious or racial nature, it should be pointed out that in INTERPOL combating international arms trafficking, this operation should be devoid of any military, political, religious or racial nature.Although combating international trafficking of arms clearly has not been declared as one of the six global priorities of INTERPOL, but so far concreted efforts have been done by the Organization to help law enforcement officers to better deal with transnational issues related to the misuse of arms.
Autorenporträt
Seyed Mostafa Kazerooni is a well-known author of international law courses in Islamic Republic of Iran. He published several books and a variety of articles in International law. He is now a lecturer of international law in Shiraz Payam-e-Noor University.
