National Drug Control Law

The National Drug Control Law refers to policies and regulations set by a government to manage the use, distribution, and production of drugs. Its primary goals are to reduce drug abuse, prevent drug trafficking, and ensure public safety. The law usually includes measures for law enforcement, education, treatment for addiction, and international cooperation. It often categorizes drugs based on their potential for abuse and medical use, establishing legal penalties for violations. Ultimately, the law aims to balance the need for effective drug control with the public's health and safety.