International crime has become one of the biggest challenges for many countries around the world. Various forms of crime, including human trafficking, drug smuggling, and terrorism, create serious impacts on global security and stability. In dealing with this phenomenon, a collaborative and innovative approach is needed. One of the main challenges in dealing with international crime is the complexity of criminal networks operating in several countries. The existence of organized crime syndicates which often have political and economic influence hampers law enforcement efforts. For example, human trafficking does not only involve the trafficking of individuals, but also includes corruption involving law enforcement officials in countries of origin and destination. Technology also plays a big role in international crime. Modern communications technology makes it easier for criminals to communicate and coordinate their activities efficiently. Crime-as-a-Service (CaaS) is gaining ground, where individuals or groups can purchase tools and services from the dark web to facilitate criminal activity. To combat these challenges, it is important for countries to increase cooperation in terms of intelligence and law enforcement technology development. On the other hand, education and public awareness are the keys to eradicating international crime. By increasing understanding of the risks and impacts of these types of crimes, individuals can become more vigilant and report suspicious activity. Campaign strategies that target the younger generation, with creative and interesting methods, can increase public awareness as a whole. Increasing international cooperation is also very important. Organizations such as Interpol and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) play a role in facilitating cross-border cooperation. Through cooperative agreements, countries can share information and resources, thereby making law enforcement actions more effective. This includes increased training for law enforcement officials to understand the characteristics and strategies of global criminal networks. Another thing that needs attention is the recovery of victims of international crimes. A human rights-based approach in treating victims is essential to help them return to normal life. Rehabilitation programs that focus on psychological and social aspects can reduce the risk of re-victimization. Policy and regulatory changes are also an important factor in fighting international crime. Countries need to update existing laws to meet new challenges arising from developments in technology and the tactics used by criminals. An efficient and transparent justice system is needed to provide a strong deterrent effect. In dealing with international crime, the global community must be committed to supporting each other and sharing knowledge. Collective awareness of the importance of protecting international security can be the basis for joint efforts to combat the threat of crime at the global level.