THE POSITION OF CRIME PREVENTION IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW

Crime prevention and dealing with criminals are important issues that have been studied and researched for many years. Fraud also makes prevention difficult. In this regard, the United Nations has held congresses since 1955 in order to find solutions to prevent crime and design minimum standards for dealing with criminals. Representatives of governments and nations and many experts participated in these congresses and discussed important issues and provided guidelines. United Nations Congresses are held with representatives of governments, criminal justice experts, world-renowned researchers, and members of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to discuss common problems, common experiences, and find solutions to crime. The recommendations of these congresses have been related to the legislative and policy-making bodies of the United Nations and local and national governments, of course, these organizations and governments have made useful and abundant use of these recommendations in practice and used many resources.