Law on drug prevention and fight 2000 of Vietnam: Strictly forbidden acts

16:06, 04/01/2002

The Law on drug prevention and fight 2000 of Vietnam prescribes the prevention and checking of as well as the fight against drug-related evils; the control of lawful activities related to drug; the responsibilities of individuals, families, agencies and organizations in drug prevention and fight.

Acts strictly forbidden specified in the Law on drug prevention and fight 2000 of Vietnam include:

One, cultivating narcotic-bearing plants;

Two, illegally producing, storing, transporting, preserving, buying, selling, distributing, expertising, exchanging, exporting, importing, transiting, researching into or appropriating narcotic substances, pre-substances, addictive medicines, centripetal neurotropic medicines;

Three, illegally using, organizing the illegal use of, drug; inciting, coercing, inducing, harboring and/or supporting the illegal use of narcotic substances;

Four, producing, storing, transporting, buying and selling means and tools for use in the illegal production and/or use of narcotic substances;

Five, legalizing money and/or property acquired through the commission of drug-related crimes;

Six, opposing or obstructing the drug detoxification;

Seven, retaliating or obstructing responsible people or persons participating in drug prevention and fight;

Eight, abusing positions, powers and occupations to breach the legislation on drug prevention and fight.

Nine, other illegal drug-related acts.

View more details at the Law on drug prevention and fight 2000 of Vietnam, effective from June 01, 2001.

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