We have been educating people about the problems of drug abuse and we have been strengthening our treatment facilities and created special hospital departments for drug users.
Indonesia
CND day 3 – Plenary, Availability of controlled substances for medical and scientific purposes : Indonesia
The inter-linkages of drugs and corruption in Indonesia is something we need to deal with. Indonesia believes a lack of training for nurses and health care professionals can be a main cause of illicit drugs being used inappropriately. A lack of monitoring can also be a major issue. In our view it is imperative to …
Plenary Day 2: Indonesia
Associates itself with earlier statement of G77 and China in relation to governance and finances of UNODC. Appreciative that the priorities of States in Asia Pacific region are taken into account in the programme of the UNODC through consultation with member states. However, the mandate is not matched by funding, particularly from the regular budget. …
CND Day 4 – Indonesia’s plenary statement on the world situation with regard to drug trafficking
Indonesia includes the national police, customs, food and drug control agencies, immigration and the national narcotics board in counter-drug strategy. Indonesia has expanded its investigations into clandestine labs along with intelligence gathering. With the growth in ATS abuse, the government has focused on precursors with other agencies. Drug manufacturers are being monitored and the licensing …
CND Day 4 – Indonesia’s plenary statement on drug demand reduction
There has been a steady increase among various population segments in Indonesia. To cope with this problem in the area of drug demand reduction, Indonesia focuses on comprehensive and integrated strategies. At the national level, prevention as a first strategy should be conducted with wide partnerships. Dissemination of information on drug abusing risks should be …
CND Day 3- Indonesia on an Integrated and Balanced Strategy to Counter the World Drug Problem
Indonesia commends the work on the INCB as the guardian of the three international drug conventions. The 2009 report was a balanced evaluation on the challenges, including the abuse and diversion of illlict substances like ketamine. Indonesia endorsed the recommendation to reinforce national monitoring mechanisms. While it is important to reinforce control of precursors, the …