Analysis of the Practice of Bosnia and Herzegovina Prosecution Services in Organised Crime and Corruption Cases

by Mirza Suljic | Aug 29, 2024 | Library

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Ensuring that crime does not pay: The role of asset recovery in fighting organised crime

by Mirza Suljic | Jun 7, 2024 | News

Organised crime is a significant threat to the security and stability of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and the Western Balkans. Driven by profit, criminal networks in the region generate substantial illicit profits that not only motivate and fund further crimes, but...

(Mis)use of Artificial Intelligence: How Ready is Bosnia and Herzegovina for the New Challenges of Cybercrime?

by Mirza Suljic | May 14, 2024 | News

Challenges in processing organised crime from a prosecutor’s perspective: How to strengthen a judicial response?

by airewbadmin | Apr 4, 2024 | News

One of the strongest tools in fighting organised crime is the confiscation of proceeds of crime, i.e. criminal profit. However, different practices and a shortage of resources and experts (especially in the context of financial forensics) prevent judicial and...

From the new encrypted applications to the rise of cryptocurrencies: How prepared is Bosnia and Herzegovina for the challenges posed by cybercrime?

by airewbadmin | Mar 5, 2024 | News

Unhamonised and lacking legislation, as well as a lack of resources and experts, are just some of the challenges preventing the judiciary and investigative authorities from adequately responding to criminal activities in the digital space. Nevertheless, significant...