Takes note of the recommendation of the Ad Hoc Expert Group Meeting on Strategies to Deal with Transnational Crime, held at Smolenica, Czechoslovakia, and the practical measures against organized crime, formulated by the International Seminar on Organized Crime, held at Suzdal, Russian Federation, contained in annexes I and II to the resolution, and offers them for consideration by Governments in their efforts to enhance the struggle against organized crime, both nationally and internationally; requests the Secretary-General to analyze information on the impact of organized criminal activities upon society at large, including data on the nature, extent, forms and dimensions of organized crime, on legislative measures and the promotion of international cooperation aimed at controlling organized crime, with special emphasis on economic crimes and the laundering of illicit funds, and on judicial practice as regards cases involving organized crime; invites Member States to give favourable consideration to the organization of practice-oriented workshops, research projects and training programmes to deal with specific aspects of organized criminical activities.

Adopted without vote, 41st meeting

Adopted at the 41st plenary meeting, 30 July 1992.
Includes recommendations of the Ad Hoc Group Meeting on Strategies to Deal with Transnational Crime, Somolenice, Czechoslovakia, 27-31 May 1991 and text of "Practical Measures against Organized Crime", formulated by the International Seminar on Organized Crime, Suzdal, Russian Federation, 21-25 Oct. 1991.
In: Resolutions and decisions adopted by the Economic and Social Council at its substantive session of 1992, New York, 29 June-31 July and 18 August 1992. - E/1992/INF/7. - 27 Aug. 1992. - p. 53-71. - Issued in ESCOR, 1992, Suppl. no. 1.