DRUG ADDICTION – THE PLAGUE OF THE CENTURY

Authors

  • Zunnunjonov Abdurahmon Ismoiljon o'g'li Andijan Law Technical School 2nd year student Author

Keywords:

drug addiction, illegal drugs, youth, crime, prevention, rehabilitation, health, law, education.

Abstract

Drug addiction is one of the most serious global problems affecting millions of people regardless of age, nationality, or social status. It destroys human health, families, and society while contributing to crime, poverty, and unemployment. Young people are particularly vulnerable because of curiosity, peer pressure, and lack of awareness. Governments, educational institutions, families, and international organizations should cooperate to prevent drug abuse through education, legal measures, and rehabilitation programs. This article discusses the causes, consequences, prevention methods, and the legal role in combating drug addiction.

References

1. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. World Drug Report.

2. World Health Organization. Guidelines on Drug Dependence and Public Health.

3. United Nations. International Drug Control Conventions.

4. International Narcotics Control Board. Annual Report.

5. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Education for Health and Well-being.

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Published

2026-06-11