Role of Law Enforcement in Drug Use Prevention presentation prepared by Syed Zulfiqar Hussain, Consultant, Anti Drug/Narcotics Campaign and Dir, Drug Advisory Training Hub (DATH) Lahore - Pakistan. WhatsApp: 923364415035 E: youthnarcotics@hotmail.com

2.  Law Enforcement is any system by which
some members of society act in an
organized manner to enforce the law by
discovering, deterring/stop, rehabilitating,
or punishing people who violate the rules
and law & norms governing that society.

3. Federal Departments
Provincial Departments

4. Federal Departments Provincial Departments
FIA
Airport Security Force
Police Departments Excise Taxation &
Narcotics Control
Department, Punjab
Rangers 1- Dolphins Force Crime Investigation
Department
Anti Narcotics Force (ANF) 2 - Peru Force KPK Police
Pakistan Coasts
Guards(PCG)
3 - Counter/Anti
Terrorism
Sindh Police
Frontier Constabulary 4 - Special Security
Branch
Baluchistan Police
The National Highways
Police
Punjab Police
The National Motorway
Police
Special Security Unit
Pakistan Maritime Security
Agency
Intelligence Bureau

5.  Law Enforcement is considered as the pillar of
any country because law & order of a country
is totally dependent on the shoulders of Law
enforcement.

6. Demand Reduction
Supply Reduction
Harm Reduction

7.  Disturb the production and supply of illicit drug.
 Supply reduction usually drives up the price of a
product and ultimately reduces demand and
consumption
 Increase the time to buy illegal drugs
 Provide a general prevention to drug use

8. Prevent the uptake of harmful drug use,
including avoidance-oriented strategies to
reduce drug use

9. Provide investigative and proactive function
 Active participant in the National Drug Strategic
Plan

12. Treated with Respect
Freedom from Harm
Dignity and Independence
Right to Complain
Right to Support
Right to effective communication
Look up for Treatment
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13. Is a person first, and has the right to be
treated with respect
To be treated in a respectful manner,
regardless of her/his race, culture etc.
To have her/his privacy respected.
To respect his/her privacy respected
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14.  To be free from physical, sexual, verbal,
emotional and financial abuse.
 to be free from discrimination, harassment
etc.
 to be coerced or detained except where
permitted by law.
 has the right to care based on support and
healing.

15.  To provide services in a manner that respects
the dignity, independence and self-
determination of the individual.
 Confidentiality about personal information.
 Freedom in accordance with the law.

16.  To make a complaint without revenge.
 To complain if they have any problem regarding system,
treatment etc.
 To complain against inhuman behavior.
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17.  Financial support
 Employment support
 Social support & community supports
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18.  Allow him to speak
 Give him quality time
 Don’t treat him like a patient but like a
friend/client
 Provide an effective that enables to communicate
openly, honestly and effectively.

19.  No treatment shall be given without the client’s
recommendation except in accordance with the law.
 Allow them to take decision-making capacity unless found to
be incapable.

20.  Honesty and Integrity
 Fairness and Impartiality
 Politeness & Tolerance
 Corruption
 Use of Force against Individuals &
crowd
 Abuse of Authority
 Performance of Duties
 Lawful Orders & Confidentiality
 Appearance`
 Protection of Health In Custody.
 Participation in Political Affairs
and Voting.
 Powers of Search of Persons And
Premises.
 Employment
 Extra Departmental influence not
to be Solicited.
 Police Officers not To Indulge In
Speculation:
 Communication to the press:
 General Conduct:
Javed Iqbal, 2011

21.  They should have faith in honesty and integrity.
 Should be truthful in their dealings.
 Should treat members of the public and colleagues with courtesy
and respect.

22.  Have to act with fairness and impartiality with public and colleagues.
 Their behavior and conduct should reflect the image of the entire
force.

23.  Avoid favoritism of an individual or group.
 Avoid harassment, victimization or unreasonable
discrimination.

24.  Any officials shall not commit any act of corruption.
 Shall also rigorously oppose all such acts.
 if any time he should be offered bribe, is required to make an
immediate report of the fact to his senior officer.

25.  Never use more force than is reasonable.
 A police officer defending himself, or lawfully
enforcing his authority, shall act using minimum
force.
 The degree of force employed shall be regulated
according to the circumstances of each case.
 All attempts to disperse a crowd by warnings,
exhortations, etc., shall be made before it is
declared an unlawful assembly and, as such, ordered
to disperse.

26.  No police officer may inflict, instigate or tolerate any
act of torture or other cruel, in-human, or
degrading treatment.
 Any police officer is not allowed to invoke superior
orders, on the pretext of a threat to national
security internal political instability or any other
public emergency as a justification of torture or
other cruel, in-human, or degrading treatment or
punishment.

27.  Should be conscientious and diligent in the
performance of their duties.
 Officers should attend work promptly when roistered
for duty.
 If absent through sickness or
 injury, they should avoid activities likely to retard
their return to duty.

28.  officers must obey all lawful orders.
 Support their colleagues in the execution of their
lawful duties.
 Oppose any improper behavior, reporting it where
appropriate.
 Information which comes into the possession of the
police should be treated as
 confidential.

29.  They should ensure protection of the health of persons in their
custody.
 Access to a qualified medical officer is available every where.
 Police officers must obtain and comply with the advice of qualified
medical practitioner.
 The rights & privileges available under the law in respect of persons
taken into custody.