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From June 12 to 26, 1987, the United Nations convened a conference in Vienna, and 138 countries participated in putting forward the slogan of "love life, don't take drugs", and unanimously decided that June 26 was the "International Anti-Drug Day", which aroused the attention of all countries in the world to the drug problem and called on the whole world to jointly solve the drug problem.

On June 3, 1839, Lin Zexu ordered the public destruction of opium on Humen Beach, which lasted 23 days until June 25, destroying 19,187 boxes and 2,119 bags of opium, with a total weight of 2376254 catties. In order to commemorate Lin Zexu Humen's cigarette sales, June 26 was designated as the International Anti-Drug Day. In December of the same year, the 42nd session of the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution to officially designate June 26 as the International Anti-Drug Day.

Since the 80s of the last century, drug abuse has become increasingly widespread all over the world, and drug smuggling has become increasingly serious. Faced with this grave situation, the United Nations convened in Vienna from 12 to 26 June 1987 a Ministerial Conference on Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, attended by more than 3,000 delegates from 138 countries. The slogan "Love life, don't take drugs" was put forward at the meeting.

The participants unanimously agreed to designate June 26 as the "International Anti-Drug Day" every year to arouse the attention of all countries in the world to the drug problem and call on people around the world to jointly resist the harm of drugs. In December of the same year, the 42nd session of the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution to designate June 26 as the International Day against the Abuse of Narcotics and Illicit Trafficking (i.e., the "International Day Against Drugs").

June 26 is the International Day Against Drugs, or International Day Against Drugs. From 12 to 26 June 1987, the United Nations convened in Vienna a ministerial conference on drug abuse and illicit trafficking, attended by more than 3,000 representatives from 138 countries. The slogan "Love life, don't take drugs" was put forward at the meeting.

The participants unanimously agreed to designate June 26 as the "International Anti-Drug Day" every year.

The International Day Against Drugs was celebrated in 1987.

Anti-narcotics refers to the prevention and punishment of drug offenders, the protection of citizens' physical and mental health, and the maintenance of social order. In other words, it is a work of reforming social customs by using the power of administrative decrees and mass supervision to urge those who smoke or inject opium and substitute narcotics to quit their addiction and to restrict and ban the cultivation, storage, manufacture, transportation, and trafficking of narcotics and their paraphernalia.

The harmfulness of drugs is mainly manifested in the following aspects:

1. Seriously endanger people's physical and mental health;

2. The drug problem induces other illegal crimes and undermines the normal social and economic order;

3. The drug problem infiltrates and corrodes the institutions of political power and strengthens corruption;

4. The drug problem has caused huge economic losses to the society.

Signs of manifestation in a person who is addicted to drugs:

1. Stealing money or items at home or work, or suddenly asking for or borrowing money from parents or friends;

2. Hiding in one's room for a long time, or staying away from family and others, and not wanting to see others;

3. Go out to show mystery and sneakiness;

4. Possession of drugs and drug-taking tools;

5. Cover the constricted pupils and wear sunglasses on inappropriate occasions;

6. Gray complexion, blank eyes, loss of appetite, and body confusion and emaciation;

7. In order to cover the injection pinhole on the arm, wear a long-sleeved shirt in summer;

8. Emotional instability, abnormal anger, tantrums, and restlessness;

9. Often go in and out of remote places to socialize with drug addicts for no reason.

[Legal basis].

Article 4 of the Anti-Narcotics Law of the People's Republic of China The anti-narcotics work shall be based on the principle of giving priority to prevention, comprehensive management, and prohibiting the cultivation, production, trafficking, and use of narcotics.

The anti-narcotics work implements a working mechanism of unified leadership, with relevant departments assuming their own responsibilities and broad participation by society. Article 49 Local people at or above the county level may, in accordance with the needs of drug rehabilitation work, set up places for drug rehabilitation; Support shall be given to public welfare drug rehabilitation sites established by social forces in accordance with the law, and necessary convenience and assistance shall be provided.

Persons receiving treatment of drug addiction may voluntarily live and work in places for drug rehabilitation. Where drug rehabilitation establishments organize drug rehabilitation personnel to participate in production and labor, they shall pay labor remuneration with reference to the provisions of the national labor and employment system.

The International Anti-Drug Day is celebrated on June 26 every year, also known as the International Anti-Drug Day, which is a holiday established to arouse the attention of countries around the world to the drug problem.

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In the 80s of the 20th century, in view of the grim situation of the increasing global spread of narcotics and the increasingly serious smuggling of narcotics, the United Nations convened a ministerial conference on the issue of narcotic drug abuse and illicit trafficking in Vienna, Austria, in June 1987. The meeting put forward the slogan of "love life, do not take drugs", and suggested that June 26 of each year be designated as the "International Anti-Drug Day" in order to arouse the attention of all countries in the world to the drug problem and jointly resist the harm of drugs.

Since 1992, the International Day Against Drugs has had an annual theme to achieve the attention and participation of the international community. In today's society, people are paying more and more attention to drug control.

International Anti-Drug Day is 26 June.

In 1839, on June 3 of that year (April 22 of the 19th year of Daoguang), Lin Zexu ordered a batch of confiscated opium to be destroyed in public on Humen Beach in Guangdong, which opened the prelude to the "Humen Tobacco Sale". From that day to June 25, except for the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, the remaining 22 days Humen Beach was destroying opium every day.

The data shows that in 22 days, Lin Zexu destroyed a total of 19,187 boxes and 2,119 bags of opium, with a total weight of 2376254 catties. If this batch were loaded with 20-ton trucks, it would have to be filled with more than 60 trucks.

When Lin Zexu was selling cigarettes in Humen, he allowed foreign businessmen, consuls, foreign journalists, and missionaries to come and visit. Many foreigners simply did not believe that Lin Zexu had the means to destroy all the opium completely. In order to dispel their doubts, Lin Zexu allowed them to enter the inner layer, came to the side of the cigarette pool, and destroyed the whole process of opium at close range.

When encountering a situation that foreigners don't understand, Lin Zexu also sent someone to explain in detail.

After watching the whole process of destroying opium, the foreigners admired Lin Zexu and took off their hats to salute him according to foreign etiquette.

"Humen Tobacco Sales" has attracted great attention at home and abroad and has had a wide impact. Later, the "Humen Tobacco Sale" became an example of the world's anti-drug campaign. Many countries and regions have taken into account their own actual conditions and imitated the "Humen Tobacco Sales" in order to curb the spread of narcotics.

From 12 to 26 June 1987, the United Nations convened a Ministerial Conference on Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking in Vienna on the theme "Love Life, Not Drugs". More than 3,000 delegates from 138 countries around the world participated in the meeting. At the meeting, the participants unanimously agreed to designate June 26, the day of the end of the meeting, as the "International Anti-Drug Day".

This day happened to be the day after Lin Zexu's "Humen Pin-type Dry Smoke" ended.

Since then, Lin Zexu's "Humen Tobacco Sales" has been closely linked to the "International Anti-Drug Day".

China has actively responded to the call of the international community on drug control. Every year, before and after the "International Anti-Drug Day", the first level at all levels will carry out anti-drug propaganda activities through newspapers, periodicals, radio, television and other news media and other forms. The sentencing and execution of a number of heinous drug traffickers has also become an important part of the activities of the International Anti-Drug Day.

In 1990, the United Nations established the counter-narcotics strategy of "effective drug demand reduction".

The 17th United Nations Special Session on Drug Combat, held in New York in February 1990, adopted the Political Declaration and the Global Programme of Action, and solemnly proclaimed the last decade of the twentieth century (1991-2000) as the "International Decade Against Drugs". States are called upon to immediately engage in an effective and sustained fight against narcotics and to promote the implementation of the Global Programme of Action.

In June 1998, the Second United Nations Special Session of the United Nations General Assembly on Drug Control adopted the Political Declaration, the Declaration on the Guiding Principles of Drug Demand Reduction, and the Strengthening of International Cooperation in Dealing with the Drug Problem, which formulated a cross-century strategy for building a "drug-free world" for the whole world with regard to strengthening international judicial cooperation, controlling doping, reducing drug demand, combating money-laundering, and eradicating illicit drug crops.

Extended Materials. The spread of drugs throughout the world has become a serious threat to the international population. According to the United Nations, the annual drug trade in the world is more than $500 billion, making it the second largest trade in the world after the arms trade.

In the 80s, drug use caused 100,000 deaths worldwide. Drugs not only severely destroy human health, endanger the quality of the nation, and encourage violence and crime, but also devour huge social wealth. For developing countries, the losses caused by drugs and the huge sums of money required to combat drugs are even more burdensome.

In June 1987, the United Nations International Conference on Drug Control at the Ministerial Level was held in Vienna, the capital of Austria, with the participation of more than 3,000 delegates from 138 countries. The meeting adopted a Comprehensive Multidisciplinary Programme for counter-narcotics activities.

At the end of the meeting on the 26th, the participants unanimously passed a resolution to designate June 26 as the "International Anti-Drug Day" since 1988, so as to arouse the attention of all parts of the world to the drug problem, and at the same time call on the people of the world to jointly solve the drug problem. In December of the same year, the 42nd session of the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution to designate June 26 as the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.