Basic knowledge of anti-drug blackboard newspaper

1. 40-word anti-drug knowledge handwritten newspaper

Drug activities disrupt social security: The intensification of drug activities has induced various illegal and criminal activities, disrupted social security, and brought negative consequences to social stability. Huge threat.

No matter what method you use to take drugs, it will cause great damage to the human body. Both teenagers and adults should avoid taking drugs.

The relevant sentences are as follows: (1) Receive education on basic drug knowledge and anti-drug laws and regulations, understand the dangers of drugs, and understand the principle of "taking a sip of drugs and falling into the tiger's mouth"; (2) Establish a correct outlook on life. , do not blindly pursue enjoyment, seek pleasure, and follow fashion; (3) Do not listen to all kinds of rhetoric that drugs can cure diseases, drugs can relieve worries and pain, drugs can bring happiness to people, etc.; (4) Do not make friends with people who take drugs, Drug dealers. If you find any of your relatives or friends taking or selling drugs, you must dissuade them, stay away, and report to the public security organs; (5) Do not enter song and dance halls, and never take stimulants such as narcotics and K powder; (6) ) Even if you are seduced or deceived into taking drugs once without knowing it, you should cherish your life and never take it a second time, let alone a third time.

2. Anti-drug knowledge handwritten newspaper

Information: Legal education is an important part of drug prevention education and a powerful barrier to increase or even eliminate drug abuse among young people.

Through teacher-student interactive education, experiential education, *** teaching and other forms, we help young people to master anti-drug laws and regulations in practice, enhance their legal perspective through experience, consciously form anti-drug opinions, and consciously safeguard public rights. *career. 4. Integrate with the "6.26" domestic anti-drug day theme education campaign.

Drug abuse affects the creation and accumulation of social and economic assets. According to the latest figures released by the Narcotics Control Bureau of each country, there are more than 50 million drug addicts in the world.

Hundreds of thousands of drug addicts die every year due to drug abuse. The global drug trade amounts to approximately 800-1000 billion U.S. dollars. Countries with serious drug abuse problems have to allocate huge sums of money for the prevention and treatment of drug abuse and related effects; at the same time, long-term drug abuse increases the labor capacity of drug users, which may lead to The labor force is completely lost, thus affecting the creation of social wealth and causing huge economic losses to the country and society.

Taking drugs and committing crimes are twin brothers. Drug abuse causes an increase in social merit.

On the one hand, drug addicts cannot escape the torment of drug addiction. In order to satisfy their drug addiction, they go to extreme dangers and engage in criminal activities such as pickpocketing, robbery, corruption, prostitution, and even murder; on the other hand, there are Drug traffickers' crazy revenge, intimidation, assassination and other activities severely threaten the safety of people's lives and property and disrupt social order. Example: The "110" command center of a certain city's Public Security Bureau received an alarm from a taxi driver, saying that someone was drunk and smashed his car at the street entrance.

Three minutes later, three patrol policemen came to the scene. At the scene of the crime, I saw an imaginable scene: a middle-aged drunk man was punching and kicking a taxi, and his hands and feet were bruised and bleeding. When the patrolman ordered the drunk man to stop, the drunk man yelled and said that he was in trouble. His home has turned into a taxi, and he is exterminating monsters, asking the police to rush to serve the masses and help him smash the car.

Moreover, it directly leads to and induces various crimes, threatening global political instability and harm. Economic development. To curb, increase and eventually eliminate drug crime has become the common aspiration of the world’s people, and combating drug crime has become a severe task faced by judicial agencies in various countries.

And we have discovered in the drug treatment work that, Many drug addicts are deceived into taking drugs because of a lack of understanding of drugs. Some abuse drugs to "treat diseases" and become addicted! In order to educate the majority of young people to achieve drug awareness, detoxification, and prohibition of drugs today. It is the 22nd International Anti-Drug Day.

On the morning of June 26, Datong City’s “6·26” International Anti-Drug Day large-scale publicity event was held in the square in front of Shanhua Temple in Datong City. Representatives from all walks of life in the city***. More than 500 people attended the event.

Datong City Public Security Director Li Rulin, Datong City Comprehensive Management Office Director Wei Xingping, Datong City Justice Director Yang Jianping and relevant leaders attended. Datong City Vice Mayor Hao Yuesheng attended and delivered a speech. The event was hosted by Cao Baochun, Secretary of the Urban District Political and Legal Committee.

I have another one! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Anti-drug education materials Drugs are a global disaster and the common enemy of all mankind. At present, the increasingly serious drug wave around the world not only seriously harms human health and corrupts social atmosphere, but also directly leads to and induces various Crime threatens global political stability and economic development. Containing, reducing and ultimately eliminating drug crimes has become the common aspiration of people around the world, and combating drug crimes has become a severe task faced by judicial agencies in all countries.

During our drug treatment work, we found that many drug addicts were tricked into taking drugs because of a lack of understanding of drugs. Some abused drugs in order to "treat illnesses" and ended up becoming addicted and unable to extricate themselves! In order to educate the majority of young people to achieve the purpose of drug awareness, drug rehabilitation, and prohibition, our detoxification center has formulated this "Anti-Drug Propaganda and Education" manual, which aims to strengthen the publicity and education of anti-drugs, improve the anti-drug awareness of the entire nation, and also hope to control drug control. The spread of drug abuse plays a role. 1. Overview of Drugs Drugs refer to opium, heroin, morphine, marijuana, cocaine and other narcotics and drugs that can cause human addiction controlled by the State Council. They have the same characteristics as above: (1 ) There is an irresistible force that compels drug users to continue using the drug and use any means to obtain it: (2) Continuous use has a tendency to increase the dose: (3) Mental dependence and physical dependence on the drug occur , hypobirth and withdrawal symptoms after drug withdrawal (that is, "withdrawal" symptoms will occur after drug withdrawal): (4) Harmful consequences will be produced for individuals, families, and society.

2. Susceptible groups and environments Theoretically, anyone may become a drug addict in certain environments and conditions. However, in real life, some people are more susceptible to drug addiction. Addicts are considered vulnerable to drug addiction. Others, despite all conditions being the same, are less likely to take drugs and are considered non-drug users.

Of course, the susceptible population is relative, and must be highly susceptible in a certain environment and in the presence of drugs. Common susceptible groups include the following: (1) People with bad personality and behavior since childhood. People with bad personality have the following symptoms: do not abide by social customs, lack self-esteem, experience depression, are easily controlled by the external environment, cannot withstand setbacks, and have poor social performance. Poor, lack of patience and desire to learn; estranged from family relationships, mental pain, ignoring rules and regulations, seeking sensation; early drinking and smoking habits, skipping school and lying, seeking independence and freedom, lack of interest in achievements and goals, Be critical of society, engage in deviant behavior, and have closer relationships with peers than with parents.

Behavioral problems are partner-reinforced. (2) Teenagers and teenagers who are not deeply involved in the world and lack the ability to distinguish right from wrong are more likely to be deceived, especially those with poor family education, decadent outlook on life, strong vanity, love of showing off, unstable emotions, stubbornness and irritability, and aggressiveness. Teenagers who lack awareness of the dangers of drug abuse are more likely to be driven by incentives to enter the drug industry.

(3) Self-employed people With the development of reform and opening up, some self-employed people have become rich. They have plenty of money. They have everything to eat, drink and play, but they only lack some money. In addition, although they have money, they still have a lot of money. There are also many worries and depressions. In order to pursue perfection and eliminate worries, they go to the abyss of poison. Some relatives of self-employed people have been in a drug-taking environment for a long time, and they will also take part in drug abuse if they are exposed to bad infections.

It is worth noting that some drug traffickers pursue these "rich old men" and use them in order to achieve the purpose of making huge profits.

3. More content on the blackboard about anti-drugs

Information on the blackboard about anti-drug knowledge

1. Why carry out anti-drug education for young people?

Youth are the future of the country and the hope of the nation. Adolescence is the most important and dangerous period in a person's life. Because teenagers are in a period of physical and psychological development from immaturity to maturity, they are very curious and imitative, but have poor self-control and discernment. In addition, there are serious deficiencies in anti-drug education. Therefore, drug crimes The elements often target young people as their main targets. In some places, their poisonous "hands" have quietly reached out to campuses and primary and secondary school students.

According to statistics, among the currently registered drug addicts in the country, more than two-thirds of the current registered drug addicts are teenagers under the age of 35. Among them, the vast majority of teenagers are addicted to drugs without understanding the dangers of drugs. Addicted to drugs. Therefore, classifying young people as a key target of drug education is an important part of drug prevention education and the key to curbing the breeding of new drug addicts.

2. What are drugs and the harmfulness of drugs

According to Article 357 of the "Criminal Law": drugs refer to opium, heroin, methamphetamine (virus), morphine, Marijuana, cocaine and other state-regulated drugs and drugs that can cause human addiction.

Drug-derived plants refer to plants that can be used as raw materials for survival and manufacturing of drugs, mainly including opium poppy, cannabis, and coca.

The harm of drugs

The harm of drugs includes: harm to human body, harm to family, society and nation.

Harms to the body: Drug addicts generally look haggard, dull, pale, and emaciated. Once they stop taking drugs, they will have various painful and excruciating symptoms, like thousands of ants gnawing at their flesh and thousands of swords. Pierced through the heart, unable to survive, unable to wish to die, insane, destroying things and hurting others, and even injuring oneself and killing others. Long-term drug abuse leads to mental disorders and personality abnormalities. and experience hallucinations and delusions. The daily activities of drug addicts revolve around drugs. In order to obtain drugs, they will do anything, use various means, and lose their humanity.

Intravenous drug abuse brings various infectious diseases to abusers, the most common of which are hepatitis and AIDS. In addition, drug abuse also damages the nervous system and immune system, making people susceptible to various diseases. The average life span of drug users is shortened by 20 years.

Harm to the family: Drug abuse costs a lot of money and often depletes the family assets in a short time, causing financial difficulties for the family. Drug addicts generally tend to be closed off to themselves, enjoying themselves, and indifferent to the emotional needs of their families. In order to obtain drug money, they murder their relatives. Sometimes addicts kill loved ones in the madness of addiction.

Once a drug-addicted woman becomes pregnant, it will have a serious impact on the fetus.

Harm to society and the nation: Drugs induce illegal crimes. Drug abuse requires a lot of money. In order to obtain drug money, drug addicts will be crazy and do anything to get money. They will even take risks and engage in illegal and criminal activities such as robbery, theft, prostitution, and murder.

Drug abuse causes a decline in human body quality. Drug addicts generally have weak structures, are skinny, and find it difficult to cope with normal study, work, and life.

Drugs cause the loss of national wealth and economic recession, and the drug problem causes serious losses to the social economy. Take the United States as an example: In the 1990s, the United States spent $60 billion every year on treating drug addicts and strengthening drug control.

Although drug abuse can provide temporary and short-term pleasure, it brings long-lasting physical injuries that are difficult to heal and mental pain that is difficult to relieve. It is tantamount to suicide. Drug abuse is a serious social problem. Only when we are clearly aware of the serious harm of drug abuse can we consciously and effectively overcome it, eradicate it, eliminate it, and maintain a clean society

4. What to write in anti-drug handwritten newspaper materials< /p>

First draw the picture, and then write the content: 1. Principles and policies of our country’s anti-drug work. Over the years, our country’s *** has formulated and implemented a series of guidelines and policies with the fundamental goal of “banning drugs” , playing an important role in preventing drug harm and curbing the spread of drugs.

1. Anti-drug is a basic national policy of our country. Anti-drug is related to the rise and fall of the country and the survival of the nation. Our country’s *** has included anti-drug as a basic national policy in the national economic and social development plan and stipulated as follows It is an important responsibility of the police at all levels to establish a work responsibility system step by step to ensure that anti-drug work is constantly carried out. 2. Adhere to the "four prohibitions" that are prevention-oriented, strict law enforcement, and comprehensive management. Our country adheres to the "four prohibitions" that prohibit smoking, trafficking, breeding, and prohibition. The anti-drug work policy adheres to equal emphasis on reducing drug demand and drug supply, and severely cracks down on drug-related illegal and criminal activities such as smuggling, trafficking, transportation, manufacturing and illegal cultivation of drug raw materials.

Comprehensive use of legal, administrative, economic, educational, medical and other means to mobilize and organize the whole society to participate in the anti-drug struggle and comprehensively manage the drug problem.

3. Adhere to carrying out anti-drug work in accordance with the law, establish and improve the anti-drug laws and regulations system in accordance with the strategy of governing the country according to law, manage and control drugs, drugs and precursor chemicals in accordance with the law, and effectively prevent and combat various drug-related illegal and criminal activities. Carry out drug treatment and rehabilitation, correct and rescue drug addicts, and ensure that anti-drug work is carried out on a legal track.

4. Actively participate in and promote international anti-drug cooperation. Our country attaches great importance to participating in international anti-drug affairs and conscientiously implements three propositions in the field of international anti-drugs: adhere to the principles of broad participation and full responsibility; Implement a comprehensive and balanced international anti-drug strategy; attach great importance to alternative development and promote the fundamental solution to the drug problem. 2. Common sense about drug control 1. What are drugs? According to Article 357 of the Criminal Law: Drugs refer to opium, heroin, methamphetamine (****), morphine, marijuana, cocaine and other addictive drugs and drugs controlled by the state. ***.

2. What is *** product? What are the drugs controlled by the state? Drugs refer to drugs that are controlled by international anti-drug conventions and Chinese laws. Continuous use is likely to produce physical and mental dependence and can form addiction. Drugs controlled by the state include: opioids, cocaine, codeine, cannabis and synthetic drugs and other addictive drugs designated by the Ministry of Health, original medicinal plants and their preparations, etc. *** 7 categories, *** 118 species.

3. What are stimulants? What are the common ones? Stimulants are drugs that accelerate and enhance the activity of the central nervous system, making people highly excited and addictive. There are many types of stimulants, most of which are artificially synthesized. Common ones include: amphetamines (****), amphetamine derivatives MDMA, MDA (***), cocaine, caffeine, etc.

4. What are the complications caused by drug abuse? (1) Malnutrition; (2) Damage to the respiratory tract; (3) Susceptibility to various sexually transmitted diseases; (4) Infectious diseases; (5) Damage to blood vessels; (6) Damage to the nervous system (7) Causes sexual dysfunction; (8) ) Psychiatric symptoms; (9) Kidney disease; (10) AIDS. 3. my country’s legal provisions on drug violations 1. Our country’s laws mainly stipulate five drug violations: (1) Illegal possession of drugs.

It refers to the illegal possession of less than 200 grams of opium, less than 10 grams of heroin or methamphetamine, or a very small amount of drugs that is not enough for criminal punishment. Those who illegally possess drugs shall be detained by the public security organs for a period of not more than 15 days.

A fine of not more than 2,000 yuan may be imposed alone or in combination, and the drugs may be confiscated. (2) The illegal act of illegally growing original drug plants.

Refers to the illegal cultivation of poppy, marijuana and other drug-derived plants with less than 500 plants and no other circumstances. Those who illegally cultivate drug-derived plants shall be detained by the public security organs for a period of not more than 15 days.

A fine of not more than 3,000 yuan may be imposed. Penalties may be waived for voluntary eradication before harvest.

(3) Illegal acts of buying, selling, transporting, carrying, and possessing original drug plant seeds and seedlings. It refers to the illegal trading, transportation, carrying and possession of original drug plant seeds and seedlings. The quantity is small and not enough to constitute a crime.

Anyone who illegally buys, sells, transports, carries, or possesses seeds and seedlings of original drug plants shall be detained for not more than 15 days and fined not more than 3,000 yuan individually or concurrently. Original plant seeds and seedlings will be confiscated.

(4) Illegal acts of smoking and injecting drugs. It refers to the behavior of taking and injecting drugs in various ways.

Those who violate the law by taking or injecting drugs will be detained by the public security organs for a period of not more than 15 days, and may also be fined not more than 3,000 yuan, and the drugs and utensils for taking and injecting will be confiscated. Punishment can be waived.

Those who are addicted to smoking or injecting drugs will be subject to compulsory drug detoxification in addition to being punished in accordance with the aforementioned provisions. Those who take or inject drugs after compulsory detoxification may be subject to reeducation through labor, and must be forced to quit during the reeducation through labor period.

(5) Illegal acts of smuggling, illegal trading, and transporting precursors to drugs. It refers to violations of national laws and regulations, smuggling, illegal trading, and transportation of special chemicals that can be used to make drugs. The quantity is small and not enough to constitute a crime.

Smuggling shall be punished in accordance with relevant provisions of the Customs Law; illegal acts of buying, selling and transporting precursor substances shall be punished in accordance with relevant administrative regulations. 2. What are the crimes related to drug crimes stipulated in my country’s Criminal Law? (1) Crime of drug smuggling (Article 347); (2) Crime of selling, transporting and manufacturing drugs (Article 347); (3) Crime of illegal possession of drugs (Article 348); (4) Crime of harboring drug criminals (Article 349); (5) The crime of harboring, transferring, and concealing drugs and drug stolen goods (Article 349); (6) The crime of smuggling drug-prepared substances (Article 350); (7) The crime of illegally buying and selling drug-prepared substances (Article 349) (Article 350); (8) The crime of illegally planting original drug plants (Article 351); (9) The crime of illegally buying, transporting, carrying, and possessing seeds and seedlings of original drug plants (Article 352); (10) Alluring and instigating , the crime of deceiving others to take drugs (Article 353); (11) the crime of forcing others to take drugs (Article 353); (12) the crime of allowing others to take drugs (Article 354);

5. Handwritten anti-drug report materials~~~Good 200 points

Anti-drug speech--"Cherish life and stay away from drugs" In reality, drug abuse among teenagers has become a shocking problem Serious problem.

Figures from the Office of the National Narcotics Control Commission show that in recent years, the proportion of adolescent drug abusers in my country has always accounted for about 80% of the drug abuse population. According to incomplete statistics, the number of drug abusers among teenagers under the age of 16 has increased, and teenagers have become the "high-risk group" most vulnerable to drugs.

At present, there are still some misunderstandings in the understanding of drug prevention education in schools: First, they are afraid that students will know about drugs. They believe that anti-drug education will arouse students' curiosity and encourage them to take risks; second, they believe that anti-drug education is a matter for the public security department and has nothing to do with the school.

One premise of these misunderstandings is that drug users are currently rare among school students. In fact, drugs spread very quickly, and if we wait until drugs are on campus to educate, it will be too late.

It can be seen that strengthening anti-drug education and doing proactive prevention work are the fundamental ways and solutions to solve the problem of drug abuse among teenagers. Since the National Education Commission in 1997 stipulated that anti-drug education should be included as an integral part of national quality education and formally included in the moral education syllabus of primary and secondary schools, our school has passed the "Parent School", "Mental Health Education Class", and "Special Lectures on Adolescence" in the past six years. , "Youth Volunteer Publicity Team", visits to anti-drug education bases and other channels have carried out extensive publicity and education activities for parents, students and community residents such as "Cherish life and stay away from drugs" and "Don't let drugs enter my home", and also organized Teachers held an open class on "Beautiful Poppy" mental health education for city and district experts.

The effectiveness of the school’s drug prevention education for students has been highly praised by parents, communities and relevant district departments. The school's excellent school spirit drives the construction of spiritual civilization in surrounding communities and has a significant role in improving the level of spiritual civilization construction in the community.

The school was rated as "Shiquan Community Education Advanced School" twice in 2001 and 2002, and was awarded the "Special Contribution Award for Creating Spiritual Civilization" in 2002. As for how to improve anti-drug education in schools, we still need to further explore it in specific practice, but one thing must be affirmed. Although drugs have not yet appeared in schools, it is better to "nip it in the bud" than to "make up for it before it happens".

Strengthening drug prevention education is still an aspect of school moral education. In the future, schools will carry out practical exploration of anti-drug work from the following aspects: 1. Unify thinking, raise awareness, and comprehensively carry out publicity and education on drug crime prevention. Include anti-drug education in the school education work plan, and combine it with students' ideological and political education; combine it with students' daily behavior standard education; combine it with school legal education; combine it with cultivating young people to establish a good moral outlook, and achieve education. Work hard and work tirelessly.

2. Put leadership in place, strengthen the organizational leadership of anti-drug work in schools, and carry out various forms of drug prevention education activities through multiple channels. 1. Establish a leading group for drug prevention education activities.

The leadership group is headed by the secretary and the principal, and the political instructor is the deputy leader. The group members are composed of grade leaders, representatives of the parent committee, Qingbao teachers, and assistant principals. 2. Develop systems and measures for drug prevention and control in schools.

The leadership group guides students to carry out anti-drug knowledge publicity, self-care education, volunteer teaching, etc., and is responsible for the organization and implementation of specific activities. 3. Strengthen education and enhance the ability of young people to resist and prevent drugs.

1. Vigorously publicize and create a good anti-drug atmosphere. (1) Carry out publicity and education activities at multiple levels and through multiple channels.

School leaders, trade unions, *** Youth League, and Young Pioneers can make full use of radio, campus networks, and bulletin boards to carry out handwritten newspaper competitions, theme class team meetings, speeches, Publicize the types, properties, harms of drugs, as well as methods and knowledge of staying away from drugs through essay collection and other forms, so that 100% of primary and secondary school students can have a deep understanding of the social harm of drug crimes and consciously stay away from drugs, thereby enhancing the consciousness of the majority of young people. Awareness and determination to prevent viruses. Pay close attention to the publicity of "International Anti-Drug Day".

On the annual "International Anti-Drug Day", schools can educate students through flag-raising ceremonies, class meetings, themed blackboard newspapers, computer tabloids, etc. We organized students to watch a number of publicity plays that were popular with the masses, held anti-drug education knowledge competitions, collected essays with prizes on anti-drug education, read anti-drug cartoon pocket books published by Shanghai People's Publishing House, and visited anti-drug education photo exhibitions, etc., and carried out targeted activities. Anti-drug publicity and prevention education work.

(2) Strengthen legal publicity and education. Legal education in schools can be divided into two levels. The first level starts with the education of primary life principles such as life knowledge, life rules, and life etiquette to cultivate the foundation of young people's legal awareness.

This is also the most important first step for teenagers to protect themselves. Teenagers who commit drug abuse and commit crimes do not always intend to flout the law, but mainly because they lack the cultivation of life standards and cannot make judgments about their actions that are consistent with life standards.

The second level is education to strengthen the cultivation of young people's living standards and social ethics. This is the key to enhancing teenagers’ legal awareness and the most direct barrier for teenagers to protect themselves.

Many young people’s accomplishments in this area are far below their level of cultural knowledge. If our students do not understand and do not abide by the norms of social life, and do not have and lack social moral cultivation, they will have deviations in objective behavior.

The school will let students understand the dangers of drugs through legal education in ideological and political courses, legal knowledge competitions, and by inviting police officers from the district public security bureau in charge of anti-drug education to give reports at the school, and through case analysis. Enhance students' legal awareness and improve their self-protection abilities. Through self-interactive education, experiential education, parent-child two-way education, and centralized teaching, we help young people master legal knowledge in practice and enhance their legal concepts through experience.

If conditions permit, legal service facilities can be established to provide regular legal consultations to provide timely and effective legal services to young people. 2. Give full play to the role of classroom teaching as the main channel and continuously enhance the scientific nature, pertinence and effectiveness of drug prevention education for primary and secondary school students.

Carry out focused and hierarchical anti-drug education activities based on the different characteristics of young people of different ages, so that primary and secondary schools can understand the dangers of drugs, basic knowledge of drug prevention, anti-drug policies and laws and regulations, and master the knowledge of refusal Drug methods and skills,.

6. Contents of anti-drug handwritten newspapers

The promotion of anti-drug content aims to improve the anti-drug awareness of the entire nation by strengthening anti-drug publicity and education.

There are many harms of drugs, and the most important ones can be summarized into two categories: 1. The harm of drug abuse to the body and mind (1) The toxic effects of drug abuse on the body: usually accompanied by dysfunction of the organism and tissue pathology change. (2) Withdrawal reaction: It is a serious and potentially fatal physical and mental damage caused by long-term drug use. It usually occurs after the drug is suddenly stopped or the dosage is reduced.

(3) Mental disorders and abnormalities: The most prominent mental disorders caused by drug abuse are hallucinations and thinking disorders.

(4) Infectious diseases: Intravenous drug injection brings infectious complications to abusers, the most common ones are purulent infection, hepatitis B and AIDS. 2. The harm of drug abuse to society (1) It causes the family to go into financial bankruptcy, relatives Difficult situation of separation and even family destruction (2) Huge damage to social productivity (3) Drug activities disrupt social security.

7. Anti-drug handwritten newspaper materials

The lowest price is 0.27 yuan to become a library member and view the full content> Original publisher: meng2014’s home anti-drug knowledge collection of publicity materials 1. What is “international anti-drug” day"? In June 1987, the United Nations held the "International Conference on Narcotic Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking" in Vienna, the capital of Austria.

The meeting specifically discussed the issues of drug abuse and illegal trafficking, adopted the "Comprehensive Multidisciplinary Outline" for drug control, and put forward suggestions for comprehensive management of drug control to governments and organizations of various countries. The meeting put forward the slogan "Cherish life and stay away from drugs".

At the end of the conference on June 26, the representatives unanimously passed a resolution to designate June 26 every year as the International Anti-Drug Day to draw the attention of countries around the world to the drug problem. 2. What are drugs? According to Article 357 of my country’s Criminal Law: Drugs refer to opium, heroin, methamphetamine (methamphetamine), morphine, marijuana, cocaine and other drugs and drugs controlled by the state that can cause humanoid addiction. *.

(***, K fans) 3. Why is drug addiction addictive? Generally speaking, drug addiction is the result of the interaction between drugs and the human body. On the one hand, drugs have unique characteristics. After entering the human body, they act on the nervous system related to learning and memory in the human brain, gradually producing mental dependence (psychic addiction), and then forming the behavior of pursuing the use of the drug; on the other hand, drugs have unique characteristics. On the one hand, after drugs enter the human body, they destroy the normal balance of the human body and create a new equilibrium state (physical dependence) under the action of drugs.

Once you stop taking drugs, you may feel sick. Only by continuously inhaling larger doses of drugs can the body's new balance be maintained.

4. What are the dangers of taking drugs? (1) The harm of drug abuse can be summarized in 12 words: "Destroy yourself, harm your family, and harm society." (2) The harm of drug abuse to individuals: Drug abuse seriously harms physical and mental health and accelerates death.

Drug abuse distorts personality and destroys one’s future. Drug abuse leads to behaviors such as self-mutilation and suicide.

Drug abuse can easily lead to infectious diseases such as AIDS.