Abstract:
This research critically examines the efficacy of the European Union’s (EU) confiscation
strategies in undermining the economic bases of organised crime and proposes best practices
for their implementation in Sri Lanka. Organised crime poses a significant global threat
with profound societal, public, and economic impacts, necessitating robust countermeasures.
Confiscation has emerged as a central component of the EU’s multifaceted approach to
combatting organised crime, comprising both classical and modern strategies, each with unique
methodologies and challenges. This study aims to evaluate the relevance and applicability of
these strategies within the Sri Lankan context. Further, this study highlights ...
