However, treatment options remain limited, as only a small percentage of those affected receive the necessary care. Currently, 11 countries (45%) in the Middle East and North Africa offer opioid ...

Comparisons with a similar 2009 UNODC study reveal significant shifts. Stimulant use, once negligible, is now reported by over half of the sample population. Cannabis and opium use have declined, ...

The session opened with a comprehensive overview of the CFMS–PMIS integration project, outlining its objectives, ...

Maputo city’s Prosecutor's Office, with the support from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in Mozambique, ...

Initiative by UNODC, SENAD/MoJ, and UNDP explores ways to reduce vulnerabilities in Indigenous territories and urban ...

Abuja, 26 June 2025: A new era of global instability has intensified challenges in addressing the world drug problem, ...

A new era of global instability has intensified challenges in addressing the world drug problem, empowering organized crime groups and pushing drug use to historically high levels, says the UN Office ...

PRESS RELEASE UNODC report shows the human toll of drug use and the way forward for Afghanistan Kabul, Afghanistan — 26th ...

UNODC’s phased approach—from Southern Punjab to broader Punjab engagement—demonstrates a strategic commitment to building a ...

Organized crime is driving the illicit drug trade with devastating consequences for people and communities around the world.

Lahore - the Police Training College, Lahore, hosted the UNODC "Training of Police Officials on HIV Prevention, Communication ...

26 June, 2025 – Vienna. Yesterday a repetition of the drawing of lots for the UNTOC and Protocols’ Review Process took place ...