Prevention and Combating Drug Trafficking and Illicit Drug Economies

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Prevention and Combating Drug Trafficking and Illicit Drug Economies

Through a comprehensive approach that combines research, advocacy, and community engagement, ARDD aims to mitigate the social, economic, and health consequences associated with drug trafficking.

Within this context, the Access to Justice program works collaboratively with law enforcement agencies, policymakers, and communities to develop and implement strategies that prevent drug trafficking, promote rehabilitation for affected individuals, and address the root causes of illicit drug economies.

As part of the program's efforts the Alliance for Combating Narcotics in Jordan was founded as part of the Justice Forum

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National Alliance for Combating Narcotics Calls for Supporting Security Efforts in Addressing Drug Smuggling Threats from the North and South of the Kingdom

during a meeting organized by the Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD), on November 12, 2024, with member of the National Alliance for Combatting Narctics in Jordan, retired Major General Dr. Ammar Al-Qudah, to talk about his vision and action plan regarding anti-narcotics efforts as a member of the Upper House of Parliament, and with the participation of members of the alliance, which is affiliated with the Justice Sector Support Forum.

On International Day Against Drug Abuse: Jordan Sets an Example of Cooperative Efforts to Combat this Menace

On International Day Against Drug Abuse, which falls on June 26 each year, Jordan, like other countries in the region, continues to face multiple challenges exacerbated by security crises and conflicts over the past decade. These new tensions among conflicting forces have magnified longstanding dangers such as terrorism and drug smuggling.

Al-Nahda Women's Network: Women Play a Major Role in Raising Awareness and Protecting the Family and Society From Drugs

ue to women’s important role in reaching out to their families and society, as well as contributing to controlling their behaviors and addressing the dangers they face, particularly those related to drug spread and abuse, Al-Nahda Women’s Network at the Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD) held a dialogue meeting entitled: “Women’s role in combatting drugs”, on Wednesday, May 29, 2024.

The National Alliance for Combatting Narcotics Reviews the Services of the Institute for Family Health

At the head office of the King Hussein Foundation’s Institute for Family Health, in Sweileh, northwest of the capital Amman, specialized clinics led by a medical team with a high level of experience and professionalism provide comprehensive health care services for families, child protection, and rehabilitation of survivors of violence, as well as offering a large number of courses and a specialized diploma in various fields.

Members of the National Alliance for Combatting Narcotics call for unified standards for dispensing medicines, and the continued monitoring of the health sector

To understand the control mechanisms related to narcotic and psychotropic drugs and chemical precursors, and the resulting abuse thereof, members of the National Alliance for Combatting Narcotics, which is affiliated with the Justice Sector Support Forum, visited the Jordan Food and Drug Administration (JFDA) on Monday, January 29, 2024, to review the organization’s supervisory role and discuss ways of joint cooperation.

Upon demands by the National Alliance for Combatting Narcotics… a fatwa declares money gained from drug dealing unlawful

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