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Youth and Dependence-Producing Drugs

A/RES/2859(XXVI)No PDF available

Who created this mandate?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1972.

What subjects does this mandate have?

8 topics
Drug ControlDrug DependenceDrug LegislationDrug TrafficDrug TreatmentNarcotic DrugsRehabilitation CentresYouth

What does this mandate say?

3 operative paragraphs
2
Requests all competent bodies of the United Nations dealing with the question of narcotic drugs to provide appropriate and effective assistance to developing countries with a view to enabling them to combat more effectively illicit production of and illicit traffic in narcotic drugs; . 3. Appeals to ail States to enact effective legislatlon agamst drug abuse, providing severe penalties for those engaged in illicit drug-trafficking;
4
Urges that steps be taken by Governments to inform in particular youth about the dangers of drug abuse, and to promote the establishment of compre~~nsi_ve COIJ?J?-~nity-based drug treatment and rehabilltation facilities, especially for young drug users;
5
Requests the Secretary-General in consultation with the specialized agencies concern'ed, to submit a repart to !he Economie and Social Council at its fifty- !hlrd ses~ion on _how th~ United Nations system can m_crease i!s effectiveness m the fight against drug abuse with specrnl reference to the problems of youth in this respect.
20 December 1971.

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