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Holy See calls for international cooperation to combat transnational crime
Archbishop Juan Antonio Cruz Serrano called for increased cooperation between nations to fight transnational organized crime during a meeting in Washington. Speaking at the fifth meeting of national authorities responsible for combating transnational organized crime, the Holy See's permanent observer urged leaders to place the human person at the center of all security strategies.
Archbishop Cruz Serrano emphasized that addressing criminal networks requires a focus on human dignity, the rule of law, and the protection of minors.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsThe Holy See urges to strengthen cooperation between States in the face of crime
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- Official sourceHoly See calls for international cooperation to combat transnational crime
Diocese of Hallam
How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 15, 4:11 AM Vatican News Français Le Saint-Siège exhorte à renforcer la coopération entre les États face à la criminalité
- Oct 15, 5:34 AM Diocese of Hallam Holy See calls for international cooperation to combat transnational crime
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