Addressing the illicit trade on the dark internet within the scope of public international law

Abstract

The international community needs to unite its efforts more to confront the dangers of the dark internet, which is a part of the internet that is not indexed by search engines, and therefore it is difficult to identify and track who uses it, which poses a great risk when used in illegal trade, and because it is a platform for everything that threatens the main foundations of the international community. In terms of security, peace and combating transnational crime, and despite the national efforts that have been made as well as international efforts, there remains the necessity for the United Nations to lead real efforts to unite countries in order to conclude an international agreement to address illegal trade on the dark internet, as it has previously addressed everything that threatens unity The international community and its security, Countries also need, at the national level, to renew judicial systems to facilitate the granting of licenses to search and track criminals. Law enforcement authorities also need to continuously develop their cadres to keep pace with every development that occurs in the world of technology.