Responsibilities of Individuals and Families in Drug Prevention and Control

19:48, 10/07/2024

Draft Law on Drug Prevention and Control affirms the importance of individuals and families in the work of drug prevention and control.

Responsibilities of individuals and families in drug prevention and control, Draft Law on Drug Prevention and Control

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The responsibilities of individuals and families in drug prevention and control within society are specifically regulated in Article 7 of the Draft Law on Drug Prevention and Control as follows:

- Family members must educate their family members and relatives about the harmful effects of drugs and comply with the laws on drug prevention and control; manage and prevent family members from participating in drug-related crimes and evils.- Strictly follow the physician's prescriptions on the use of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances for medical treatment.- Actively cooperate with the authorities in the fight against drug-related crimes; participate in supporting drug rehabilitation activities at rehabilitation facilities and in the community; monitor and help rehabilitated drug addicts reintegrate into the community; prevent recidivism.- Report information on drug-related crimes and evils, the cultivation of plants containing narcotic substances to the Police Department or competent state agencies; participate in eradicating plants containing narcotic substances organized by local authorities.

For more details, see here: Draft Law on Drug Prevention and Control.

Nguyen Phu

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