1. Drug control refers to the work of preventing and punishing drug crimes, protecting citizens' physical and mental health and maintaining social order. In other words, it is a social custom reform work to use the power of administrative decrees and mass supervision to urge people who smoke or inject opium and substitute narcotics to quit their addiction, and to restrict and prohibit the cultivation, storage, manufacture, transportation and sale of drugs and appliances. Also known as smoking and drug control.
Drug abuse is a serious social problem in many countries in the world. Drug abuse has caused serious consequences such as the increase of social crimes beyond national boundaries and the loss of personal personality, which has attracted the attention of the international community. February 1909, 19 12, 1924,10/,1925, Shanghai International Anti-Smoking Conference, The Hague International Anti-Smoking Conference, 1st and 2nd. After the Second World War, especially since the 1970s and 1980s, the international community has launched an all-round struggle against drug abuse and drug smuggling.
3. The drug problem is intertwined with transnational organized crimes such as terrorism, money laundering and human trafficking. It is the common task of the international community to curb drug production and combat drug smuggling. Many countries and regions in the world have taken measures to curb the spread of drugs, such as enacting stricter anti-drug laws, establishing specialized anti-drug agencies, expanding anti-drug forces, carrying out planned anti-drug operations, and strengthening international cooperation in armed anti-drug operations.
4. For example, in August 2006 and May 2002, the Ministerial Meeting of China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand on Drug Control Cooperation and the Senior Officials Meeting on the Memorandum of Understanding on Drug Control in East Asia were held in Beijing. In order to discuss the anti-drug plan, southern African countries and the European Union decided to jointly crack down on cross-border illegal drug smuggling. Singapore, Malaysia and other countries stipulate that anyone who carries a certain amount of drugs will be hanged if caught. Thailand has put forward a plan to replace opium poppy with cash crops, Myanmar has established anti-drug organizations and drug rehabilitation centers, Morocco has formulated a plan to eradicate marijuana completely, Russia has formulated an outline to combat illegal drug trade and set up a special anti-drug Committee, and some American countries, such as the United States, have also invested considerable efforts in launching anti-drug campaigns at home.