These Regulations shall apply to foreigners and persons of unknown nationality who are active in the administrative area of Autonomous Prefecture, unless there are special provisions in national laws and administrative regulations. Article 3 Drugs mentioned in these Regulations refer to opium, heroin, methamphetamine (ice), morphine, marijuana, cocaine, ecstasy (ecstasy), ketamine (K powder) and other narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances that can make people addicted as stipulated by the state. Article 4 The anti-drug work adheres to the principle of giving priority to prevention, comprehensive treatment, prohibition of seeds, trafficking and smoking; Follow the principle of combining education with punishment; The unified leadership of the government, the organization and coordination of the Anti-Drug Committee, the responsibilities of relevant functional departments and the participation of the whole society shall be implemented. Fifth Autonomous Prefecture People's governments at all levels should strengthen the leadership of drug control work, drug control work into the national economic and social development plan, the establishment of drug control work evaluation and accountability system. Article 6 The people's governments of autonomous prefectures and counties (cities) shall include drug prevention publicity and education, drug control, drug rehabilitation measures, drug enforcement, border drug control cooperation, socialized drug control work, reporting rewards and other drug control funds in the fiscal budget at the corresponding level, and use them for special purposes to ensure the development of drug control work. Article 7 The people's governments of autonomous prefectures and counties (cities) shall set up anti-drug committees to be responsible for organizing, coordinating, inspecting and guiding the anti-drug work within their respective administrative areas; The Narcotics Control Commission shall set up an office with corresponding staff to be responsible for its daily work.
All member units of the Narcotics Control Committee shall, according to the functions of their own departments, strengthen coordination and cooperation and perform their duties of drug control.
Public security organs, people's procuratorates and people's courts, in accordance with their statutory duties, severely investigate and crack down on drug-related illegal and criminal activities according to law. Article 8 Village (neighborhood) committees and villagers' groups shall formulate residents' conventions or village rules and regulations, and may set up anti-drug joint defense teams (anti-drug teams), villagers' committees and other non-governmental anti-drug organizations to assist in drug control work.
Autonomous Prefecture People's governments at all levels and relevant functional departments shall give support and help to non-governmental anti-drug organizations. Article 9 Autonomous prefectures and counties (cities) may establish anti-drug associations to carry out anti-drug activities in accordance with their articles of association. Tenth autonomous prefectures, county (city) drug control committees and public security organs may, according to the authorization of the state or province, carry out border drug control exchanges and drug control law enforcement cooperation according to law. Eleventh autonomous prefectures and counties (cities) people's governments encourage and support enterprises in the state to carry out alternative cultivation of opium poppy and develop overseas alternative industries. Twelfth autonomous prefecture people's governments at all levels and their relevant departments encourage citizens to report drug crimes, reward those who report the facts, and keep the identity information of informants confidential to protect the safety of informants. Chapter II Anti-drug Publicity and Education Article 13 People's governments at all levels in Autonomous Prefecture shall strengthen anti-drug publicity and education, and adopt various forms to popularize drug prevention knowledge; Encourage the use of local minority languages for anti-drug publicity and education.
State organs, social organizations, enterprises and institutions, and urban and rural autonomous organizations within the administrative area of Autonomous Prefecture shall strengthen anti-drug publicity and education for their own personnel, community residents, villagers, migrant workers and migrant workers. Fourteenth autonomous prefecture, county (city) education administrative departments and schools at all levels should incorporate anti-drug knowledge into education and teaching content.
Schools should arrange no less than 4 hours of drug prevention education classes in primary schools and no less than 6 hours of drug prevention education classes in junior high schools, senior high schools, technical secondary schools and institutions of higher learning every academic year.
Schools should strengthen the education and management of students in school. Students who are found taking or injecting drugs shall report to the public security organs and the education administrative departments in time, and cooperate with the public security organs and parents of students to urge them to give up drugs. Students who return to school after detoxification shall not be discriminated against. Fifteenth highway, railway, aviation and other transport business units and related stations (fields) should carry out anti-drug publicity for passengers, and inform the relevant matters that should be paid attention to in helping others carry articles in prominent positions or bulletin boards in public places. Sixteenth entertainment venues, hotels, hotels and other business service units should implement anti-drug preventive measures, post or place anti-drug warning signs and anti-drug publicity materials in a prominent position in this place, and announce the telephone number; Conduct drug prevention education and training for employees in this place to prevent drug crimes from happening in this place. Article 17 Media units such as press and publication, radio and television, movie broadcasting places, and units engaged in information services such as Internet, mobile communication and public display screens shall, according to the needs of anti-drug work, publish and broadcast anti-drug public service advertisements and anti-drug programs free of charge, and carry out anti-drug publicity and education for the society. Chapter III Drug Control Article 18 The following acts are prohibited within the administrative area of Autonomous Prefecture:
(1) Smuggling, trafficking, transporting, manufacturing or illegally possessing drugs;
(2) Taking or injecting drugs;
(3) Providing drugs to others;
(4) Forcing, luring, instigating, deceiving or introducing others to transport, sell, suck or inject drugs;
(5) Providing places, instruments or other convenient conditions for others to take or inject drugs;
(six) illegal cultivation of opium poppy, marijuana and other drug plants;
(7) illegally buying, selling, transporting, carrying, holding or using the seeds or seedlings of the original plants of drugs that have not been inactivated;
(8) Doping opium poppy shells, poppy seeds, poppy seed seedlings and other original plants in food and drinks;
(9) Doping opium in food and drink;
(10) Smuggling or illegally producing, trading, transporting, storing or using raw materials or preparations used for the manufacture of drugs;
(eleven) illegal provision of narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs;
(12) illegally teaching the manufacturing methods of narcotic drugs, psychotropic drugs or precursor chemicals;
(13) Deliberately eating food and drinks mixed with original plants such as poppy shells, poppy seeds and poppy seedlings;
(14) Deliberately eating food and drinks mixed with opium;
(fifteen) residents of this state leave the country to engage in the cultivation or processing of original drugs.