Justice cooperation refers to the collaborative efforts between different countries or jurisdictions to address crime and uphold the law. This can involve sharing information, resources, and expertise to investigate and prosecute criminal activities that cross borders, such as drug trafficking or human trafficking. International organizations, like Interpol and Europol, often facilitate these partnerships by providing platforms for communication and coordination. Justice cooperation aims to enhance the effectiveness of legal systems and ensure that justice is served, regardless of where a crime occurs or where the perpetrators are located.