Drug trafficking refers to the illegal trade and distribution of controlled substances, such as narcotics, stimulants, hallucinogens, and other drugs that are regulated by law. This term encompasses a wide range of activities, including the production, transportation, sale, and consumption of these illicit drugs. Drug trafficking often involves organized crime syndicates and can have severe legal penalties, as it poses significant risks to public health and safety. The trade typically operates across national borders and can involve complex networks of individuals and businesses. Law enforcement agencies around the world work to combat drug trafficking through various strategies, including prevention, education, and enforcement of drug laws.
French senators are discussing two legislative proposals targeting organized crime and drug trafficking. A national anti-organized crime prosecutor's office will be established, similar to anti-terrorism efforts. The new office will…