Contents of drug control law

In order to prevent and punish drug crimes, protect citizens' physical and mental health and maintain social order, the Anti-Drug Law is formulated. Chapter 1: General principles; Chapter II: Anti-drug publicity and education; Chapter III: Drug control; Chapter IV: Drug rehabilitation measures; Chapter 5: International drug control cooperation; Chapter VI: Legal liability; Chapter VII: Supplementary Provisions.

I. Drug control policy:

1, giving priority to prevention;

2. Integrated management;

3. No planting, no selling and no smoking.

Two, the public security organs of the people's governments at or above the county level have made compulsory isolation drug addicts:

1, refusing to accept community drug rehabilitation;

2. Taking or injecting drugs during community detoxification;

3, a serious violation of community drug agreement;

4. After community drug rehabilitation, compulsory isolation and drug injection will be conducted again.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Anti-drug Law.

Article 1 This Law is formulated for the purpose of preventing and punishing drug crimes, protecting citizens' physical and mental health and maintaining social order.

Article 2 Drugs mentioned in this Law refer to opium, methamphetamine, morphine and marijuana. Cocaine and other addictive narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances controlled by the state. According to the needs of medical treatment, teaching and scientific research, narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs can be produced, traded, used, stored and transported according to law.

Article 3 Drug control is the common responsibility of the whole society. State organs, social organizations, enterprises and institutions, other organizations and citizens shall perform their duties or obligations in drug control in accordance with the provisions of this Law and relevant laws.

Article 4 Anti-drug work shall follow the principles of giving priority to prevention, comprehensive management, and simultaneous prohibition of planting, trafficking and smoking. The anti-drug work is under the unified leadership of the government, and all relevant departments are responsible for their respective duties, and the society is widely involved.