Bangkok: The problem of transnational crime in the borderless world is becoming more and more severe, especially human trafficking gangs and online scammers. How to completely and decisively suppress this problem? Please follow the perspective of Lieutenant General Chaisit Tantayakul, Subcommittee on Military Affairs of the Senate Committee on Military Affairs and State Security and Executive Board of the Kasetsart University Alumni Association under Royal Patronage, in the program "Looking at China in Many Angles" hosted by Watcharin Setthakudan.
According to Thai News Agency, Lieutenant General Tantayakul discussed the increasing threat posed by transnational crime, emphasizing the urgent need for effective strategies to combat the rise of human trafficking and online scams. The program "Looking at China in Many Angles" provided a platform for exploring how China addresses these issues, suggesting that other nations might benefit from adopting similar methods.
During the program, Lieutenant General Tantayakul highlighted China's robust approach to law enforcement and cross-border cooperation as key components in their strategy against gang-related crimes. He pointed to the coordinated efforts between various governmental agencies and the implementation of advanced technological systems as crucial elements that have enhanced China's ability to tackle these challenges efficiently.
Furthermore, the discussion underscored the importance of international collaboration to dismantle the networks that facilitate transnational crime. By examining China's model, countries facing similar issues might gain insights on how to strengthen their own frameworks for combating these pervasive threats.