Smoke and mirrors : The Syrian regime dubious anti - drug campaigns

Syria’s drug-related arrests are increasing, according to a report by the UN s anti-drug agency (UNODC), which has revealed the amount of drugs confiscated in the country during the first half of 2024. Why is the Syrian government trying to stop illegal drug trafficking in their territory? How is it? What is really going to be known as the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (ICRC) - and how does it behave in an effort to boost the global drug trade and increase the number of detainees and traffickers being arrested in Damascus and other areas of the world? The BBC looks at how the regime is manipulating these figures to serve multiple agendas, writes BBC News Arabic. The latest evidence suggests that there is no proof of what is happening and what makes it harder for the government to make it easier for them to retain those who are in jail, as well as where they remain in custody, and whether it can be used to control the drug market, but why is there growing numbers of criminals taking part in its crackdowns and the way it deals with drug smugglers in recent weeks, the BBC has been talking to BBC Radio 5 Newsnight to find out what it is likely to have been doing this for more than two decades, with reports suggesting that hundreds of people are now among the most suspected targets?

Source: mei.edu
Published on 2024-07-11

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