Transnational Crime Cooperation in ASEAN

Transnational crimes involving networks in several countries require cooperation at regional and international levels. As the central point in implementing international cooperation, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs must support all parties in implementing the one-door policy. The problems of this study are how the cooperation between ASEAN countries in dealing with transnational crime and what efforts are made. This study aims to explain that TOC has become an essential issue in International Relations, describe the spread of TOC and those related to TOC c., and inform that the TOC issue can threaten human security. This type of research is descriptive analysis. Collecting data is carried out by a literature study. Besides, the data analysis process is carried out by testing, selecting, categorizing, evaluating, comparing, synthesizing, and reflecting on the data (completing the coded data). The most significant criminal crimes in ASEAN are drug trafficking, human trafficking, maritime piracy, and terrorism. All of these problems are essentially related to each other. These problems must also be viewed in the right way so as not to be wrong in finding and applying the solution