Illegal Global Trade

Despite the fact that the media are rarely attracting attention, global networks of counterfeit goods such as prescription drugs, watches and handbags are becoming a serious problem worldwide. The movie 'Illegal: Dark Trade' raises concerns about this growing problem affecting our global economy today. In addition, this movie is based on a novel written by Dr. Moiis Naim. The film investigates various illegal acts and provides evidence to support the sale of counterfeit products leading to government instability, money laundering, corruption, and many other problems.

The definition of the world problem affects all creatures on the planet. In this speech I would like to talk about illegal drug trade. Illegal drug trade is a worldwide black market that specializes in the manufacture, distribution and sale of narcotics, all of which are subject to the Anti-Drug Law. According to the UN report, "World drug trafficking is estimated to generate US $ 321. In 2003, the world's GDP reached 36 trillion US dollars, illegal drug trafficking accounted for 1% of the world's total production ( 0.893%), illegal drug consumption is occurring all over the world

Illegal drug trafficking or drug trafficking is a global black market that specializes in cultivating, manufacturing, distributing and selling narcotics in compliance with the anti-narcotics law. In most jurisdictions, except for permission, we prohibit the use of anti-drug drug law to prohibit trading of many kinds of medicines. The United Nations Drug Crime Office 2005 World Drug Report estimates that world illegal drug market reached 321.6 billion dollars alone in 2003 alone. In the same year, the world's GDP reached 36 trillion US dollars, illegal drug trade is estimated to account for nearly 1% of the world's total transactions. Consumption of illegal drugs is spread all over the world, it is difficult for local governments to stop their widespread use.

Global illegal drug trade is a multifaceted issue affecting the national interests of the United States and the international community. Common illegal drugs that are traded internationally include cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and others. According to the US intelligence agency, international drug trafficking could impair political and regional stability and strengthen the role and capacity of international criminal organizations in drug trafficking. The main areas of concern are Latin America and Afghanistan, which are the US focus in the fight against cocaine and heroin production and transshipment. Drug addiction and addiction may have a negative impact on the social structure of the community, hamper economic development, and put a further burden on the people's public health infrastructure.