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Drug Trafficking

Why we chose this topic?

Mughal & Pre-British period

British Period

Post British Period

History of Drug Trafficking:

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Opium, Cannabis & Alcohol

Commercial operation of drugs

Global drug scenario New law

Heroin, Phensedyl, injecting drugs, Yaba and Glue

Ever increasing drug trafficking

Contd:

STATISTICSSeizure of Drugs by all Agencies(KG)

Name of the drugs

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Popy plant 14510210 - - - - -

Opium - 11.69 8.6 4.3 6.9 11.6

Heroin 159.77 188.75 107.87 124.34 123.22 84.8

Codeine Preparation (Bottle)

2954.5 4114.64 3221.8 2713.77 884.4 441

Codeine 32955.581 48749.357 54244 38702 35012.54 36484

Cannabis 791 1791 742 485 666 -

Injecting drug

89469 69158 118890 157995 99509 181318

Yaba 129644 812716 1360186 1951392 2821528 6767338

2008 2010 2012 20140

10

20

30

40

50

60

12yr-22yr22yr-35yr35yr-

Drug user per 100 person

IN CLASS & OUT CLASS EXPERIENCE No outdoor research was possible. Secondary source were used that included

articles from popular newspapers and magazines.

Articles were searched under the basis of three categories- background, case study, expert opinion.

The research emphasized on finding out the causes, effects and solutions of the contemporary crisis.

Group work Advantage: Less pressure of work, rapid

completion. Disadvantage: Problem finding everyone at a time

SUMMARY OF ARTICLES

Case Study

Background

Expert

HYPOTHESIS

ROUTES OF BANGLADESH

The Golden triangle

Vulnerable places

Most common drugs

INVOLVEMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT

BGB in border areas

Taking bribes

Low salary rate

Political influence

POLITICAL LEADERS & GOD FATHER

Disqualified people in power

Political trend

Only for personal benefit

Crime ring

Easy access

EFFECTSIndividual:

Lose of ability to concentrate

Loss of interest in work

Increase in sexual demand

Consequent social nuisance

Involved in crime

Affect social well being

Vulnerable to STD, HIV, AIDS

CONTD.National

Breaking of rules & regulations

Lack of leaders

Break down of institutions

Inactive population

Moral loss

Unskilled youths

DEATH

RECOMMENDATION

Demand reduction

Supply reduction

Prevention & education

National capacity

Precursor control

Alternative development

CONTD.

Regional cooperation

Different projects( AusAID, USAID)

More budget allocation

Treatment & rehabilitation

Addressing HIV/ AIDS

CONCLUSION

Relating to hypothesis

All about us

We must be aware

Youth should come forward

HOPE

Thank You

REFERENCES

www.dailystar.com

www.newage.net

www.dnc.gov.bd

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