Abstract
The author raises the problem of international cooperation between states in the field of illegal circulation of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. References are given to the main, signed in different years, conventions concerning this problem. The general principles of combating crime developed by the United Nations are considered. The historical experience of combating crime is analyzed. It is noted that the UN congresses on the prevention of crime and the treatment of offenders play a special role in preventing and combating transnational organized crime. Analyzed the main international normative legal acts in this area.
References
The Hague Convention of 1912; International Opium Convention 1925; International Convention for the Restriction of the Manufacture and for the Regulation of the Distribution of Narcotic Drugs, 1931; 1936 Convention for the Prohibition of the Illicit Trade in Narcotic Drugs - See Convention texts: League of Nations Treaty Series. - 1939. - Vol. 198. - P. 299 -323.; League of Nations Treaty Series. - 1922. - Vol. 8. - P. 188-235., As well as in more detail in paragraph 1.1.
See the text of the convention: Counteraction to illegal drug trafficking. Collection of international legal acts / Comp. T.N. Moskalkova, I. L. Dimitrov, N.B. Slussar. - M.: Publishing house, 1999.-Р. 7-35.
On the UN international drug control bodies, see in more detail in §2 of the first chapter of this work.
Maslova A.B. International cooperation in the fight against the smuggling of drugs and psychotropic substances. Abstract of thesis. diss ... cand. jurid. sciences. M., 2002.S. 12-13.
See the text of the convention: Counteraction to illegal drug trafficking. Collection of international legal acts / Comp. T.N. Moskalkova, I. L. Dimitrov, N.B. Slussar. - M.: Publishing house, 1999. -- S. 46-52.
T.N. Moskalkova, I. L. Dimitrov, N.B. Slussar. - Decree. slave. -M.: Publishing house, 1999. - S. 49-56.
The names of the chemicals (Table 1 and Table 2) subject to international control are contained in the Annex to the Vienna Convention.
For more details on this Convention, see: Transnational Organized Crime. Definitions and reality: Monograph / Otv. ed. V.A. Nomokonov. - Vladivostok: Far Eastern University Publishing House, 2001.S. 23-24.
World program of action in the field of international cooperation against illicit production, supply, demand, trafficking and distribution of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances / Review of the activities of the United Nations in 1990, M., 1991. S. 231-238.
Declarations on guidelines for drug demand reduction / Source: Report of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs to the Special Session of the General Assembly on the fight against and related activities to the illicit sale, demand, trafficking and distribution of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances (A / B-20/4), pp. 22-27.
The “drug problem” in the declaration refers to the illicit cultivation, production, manufacture, sale, demand, trafficking and distribution of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, including amphetamine-type stimulants and precursors, as well as related criminal activities.
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