Anti-drug handwritten newspaper content 100 words.

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.

Why should teenagers be the focus of drug prevention education?

Teenagers are in a period of physical and psychological development. They are the most vulnerable to drugs, because they are curious, weak in distinguishing right from wrong, weak in psychological defense against drug abuse, and lack of understanding of the harm of drugs and the illegality of drug abuse. More than 80% of drug addicts in some provinces are teenagers. Therefore, educating teenagers to cherish life and stay away from drugs is the top priority of drug prevention education.

Drugs are the general name of narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs prohibited by more than 200 international conventions, including opium, morphine, heroin, cocaine, marijuana, demerol, and psychedelic drugs popular in the United States and other places. Drugs are usually divided into nine categories in the world, among which opium, cocaine and marijuana are the most harmful to human body, and cocaine is called the "king of all poisons". Drugs-white devil.

There are four "drug dens" in the world, which are the "Golden Triangle" located in the border areas of Laos, Thailand and Myanmar in Southeast Asia; The "Golden Crescent" in the border areas of Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran in Central and Western Asia; Located in the "Silver Triangle" of Colombia in South America and the "fourth producing area" of Lebanon. The world's four major drug producing areas, major transshipment places and transportation routes.

A large number of drug transactions and huge drug capital flows directly or indirectly threaten the normal operation of the international economy. An annual report issued by the United Nations Drug Control Programme in March 2003 pointed out that the total annual sales of drugs in the world ranged from $800 billion to 1 trillion, accounting for 10% of the total global trade, which was higher than the income of the oil and gas industry and almost equal to the global arms trade. The number of regular and occasional drug users in the world has reached 200 million; Among them, 6.5438+630 million people use marijuana, 34 million people use amphetamine, 6.5438+04 million people use cocaine, 6.5438+05 million people use opiates and 8 million people use ecstasy. The spread of drugs has spread to more than 200 countries and regions on five continents, and there is a trend that drug users are getting younger and younger and more female drug users. There are more than 740,000 drug addicts in China. According to the survey of UN officials, there are about 654.38+85 million drug addicts in the world.