This paper gives a historical insight on how drugs first came to be commercially introduced into South East Asia including Malaysia, and the early measures taken to control and regulate their usage. It also explains the origin of their usage in Malaysia up to a stage when it became cancerous to the country, requiring the government to take drastic measures to combat them. Accordingly, this paper primarily discusses the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 which is the foremost statute on the dangerous drugs laws of Malaysia, and the Malaysian government's stance or policy over the misuse of narcotic drugs
During the course of this search man has extracted opium from poppy plant, cocaine from the leaves o...
Today, Singapore is one of the strictest countries in the world when it comes to illegal drugs. Imbu...
AbstractHeroin continues to be the main drug used in Malaysia, whereas amphetamine-type stimulants (...
This paper gives a historical insight, how drugs first came to be commercially introduced into South...
Since the Dutch colonial era, Indonesia has had drug-related regulations. Drug use was controlled wi...
This paper aims to look at the various treatment and rehabilitation programs in the country and how ...
In Malaysia the response to illicit drug use has been largely punitive with the current goal of the ...
The subject of this paper is to set forth an outline of the historical development of legislations i...
The history of drug abuse starts since the end of 19th. century when the Chinese and Indians immigra...
Precursor control is relatively new in many countries including Malaysia. However, in Malaysia the d...
This paper presents the current prevalence of drug addiction in Malaysia. It endeavours to obtain an...
Introduction and Aims. Southeast and East Asia has become a global hub for methamphetamine productio...
This paper examines and analyzes of drugs, ranging from history, the introduction of what is a drug,...
The United Nations Office on Drug and Crime (UNODC) ranked cannabis as the most widely used substanc...
The Working Paper analyses whether an international regime against the illicit trafficking and abuse...
During the course of this search man has extracted opium from poppy plant, cocaine from the leaves o...
Today, Singapore is one of the strictest countries in the world when it comes to illegal drugs. Imbu...
AbstractHeroin continues to be the main drug used in Malaysia, whereas amphetamine-type stimulants (...
This paper gives a historical insight, how drugs first came to be commercially introduced into South...
Since the Dutch colonial era, Indonesia has had drug-related regulations. Drug use was controlled wi...
This paper aims to look at the various treatment and rehabilitation programs in the country and how ...
In Malaysia the response to illicit drug use has been largely punitive with the current goal of the ...
The subject of this paper is to set forth an outline of the historical development of legislations i...
The history of drug abuse starts since the end of 19th. century when the Chinese and Indians immigra...
Precursor control is relatively new in many countries including Malaysia. However, in Malaysia the d...
This paper presents the current prevalence of drug addiction in Malaysia. It endeavours to obtain an...
Introduction and Aims. Southeast and East Asia has become a global hub for methamphetamine productio...
This paper examines and analyzes of drugs, ranging from history, the introduction of what is a drug,...
The United Nations Office on Drug and Crime (UNODC) ranked cannabis as the most widely used substanc...
The Working Paper analyses whether an international regime against the illicit trafficking and abuse...
During the course of this search man has extracted opium from poppy plant, cocaine from the leaves o...
Today, Singapore is one of the strictest countries in the world when it comes to illegal drugs. Imbu...
AbstractHeroin continues to be the main drug used in Malaysia, whereas amphetamine-type stimulants (...