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UNODC Regional Office for South Asia works across Bangladesh, Bhutan, India Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka, supporting countries in countering drugs, crime and terrorism, and advancing justice, security and the rule of law.

Evidence drives action.In Nepal🇳🇵, UNODC & National Human Rights Commission launched & disseminated the Trafficking in P...
23/07/2026

Evidence drives action.

In Nepal🇳🇵, UNODC & National Human Rights Commission launched & disseminated the Trafficking in Persons Report, promoting evidence collection, accountability & collaboration.

Supported by EU 🇪🇺to strengthen responses to human trafficking in South Asia.

18/07/2026

How can we improve prison systems?

🔸Reduce an overreliance on incarceration
🔸Improve prison conditions & management
🔸Support rehabilitation & social reintegration

Learn how UNODC supports prison reform https://bit.ly/4f2LQK3

18/07/2026

Around 11.6 million people were detained worldwide in 2024.

UNODC’s latest update on global prison populations and trends highlights the importance of ensuring access to justice for all.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/mSzQ50ZoXm8

18/07/2026
18/07/2026
Have you heard of the  ?They are the United Nations blueprint for safe, secure & humane prison management.They help prot...
16/07/2026

Have you heard of the ?

They are the United Nations blueprint for safe, secure & humane prison management.

They help protect human rights, support rehabilitation and contribute to safer communities.

Learn why they matter https://bit.ly/4vfgNAC

26/06/2026

Today, 1 in 16 people worldwide use drugs — more than at any point in history.

While cannabis remains the most widely used drug, the global co***ne market has reached record levels.

Find out more in latest UNODC World Drug Report 2026: http://unodc.org/wdr

Marking the World Drug Day, prison officials and healthcare experts from Punjab🇮🇳 reaffirmed their commitment to strengt...
26/06/2026

Marking the World Drug Day, prison officials and healthcare experts from Punjab🇮🇳 reaffirmed their commitment to strengthen prison health, drug treatment and rehabilitation, through a high-level consultation convened by UNODC with the Punjab Prisons Department and TYCIA Foundation.

Punjab Health and Family Welfare Minister Dr Balbir Singh highlighted health-centred responses under Yudh Nashean Virudh campaign, calling for expanded de-addiction/HIV services. "We distinguish patients from peddlers. Jails must be places of treatment, rehab and recovery."

Punjab's Jail Minister Dr Ravjot Singh reaffirmed the Government's commitment to reformative justice. "Punjab is leading on NDPS convictions. We must also lead in rehabilitation by ensuring every person battling addiction receives the healthcare and support needed for recovery."

Bringing together prison leaders, health experts and policymakers, the consultation focused on strengthening prison health through:

✅Drug dependence treatment
✅HIV and communicable disease prevention
✅Gender-responsive services
✅Continuity of care
✅Psychosocial interventions

UNODC's Criminal Justice Expert Seema Joshi Arya underscored the need for innovative, people-centred responses to evolving drug challenges. "Strengthening prison health, drug treatment and HIV services is key to recovery, reintegration and safer communities."



Government of Punjab Bhagwant Mann UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Out now!The 2026   provides an in-depth analysis of the latest trafficking and use trends on cannabis, co***ne, methamph...
26/06/2026

Out now!

The 2026 provides an in-depth analysis of the latest trafficking and use trends on cannabis, co***ne, methamphetamine, opioids and more.

Explore the latest findings: https://ow.ly/hPlr50ZhqEW

Illicit drug markets are evolving rapidly. Production methods & trafficking routes are emerging at an increasing speed &...
26/06/2026

Illicit drug markets are evolving rapidly.

Production methods & trafficking routes are emerging at an increasing speed & scale.

On , let's work together to drive innovative responses to persisting issues & new drug-related challenges.

https://ow.ly/qIq550ZgPan

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