(1) No person shall commit or cause organized crime. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), no person shall, for the benefit of a criminal group, at the direction of a criminal group, on behalf of a criminal group, in concert with a criminal group or be known to be a founding member or member of a criminal group. If he commits a serious crime, he will be considered to have committed a serious crime.
(3) For the purposes of this section the following offenses shall be deemed to be serious offences:
(a) Offense punishable by imprisonment for more than three years according to prevailing law,
(b) any offense under paragraph-3, and
(c) Offenses considered to be corruption or money laundering or financial investment in invasive activities according to prevailing laws.
(4) Any person knowingly or unknowingly participates in the activities of any criminal group or assists in the commission of an organized crime or provides communication means or information technology or provides financial support or provides any means or The act of harboring, hiding or fleeing the person who commits organized crime should not be done or done.