Keywords : Drug distribution, criminal policies, human rights, international law, socio-economic impact, enforcement mechanisms.

Abstract : The global fight against drug distribution remains a complex intersection of criminal policies and human rights. While states adopt stringent measures to curb the menace of drug trafficking, these approaches often have profound implications for individual rights and societal justice. This paper delves into the dynamics of criminal policies aimed at combating drug distribution, examines their alignment with international human rights norms, and evaluates the broader socio-economic impact. Drawing from multidisciplinary perspectives, the paper underscores the need for a balanced approach that ensures effective enforcement while safeguarding fundamental human rights. The global battle against drug distribution is a multifaceted issue, entailing complex interactions between criminal justice policies and human rights. While states have adopted increasingly stringent measures to combat drug trafficking and its associated harms, these policies often have deep, far-reaching effects on individual rights, societal structures, and global socio-economic dynamics. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the criminal policies enacted to curb drug distribution, examining how these laws align or conflict with international human rights standards, as well as evaluating their broader impact on societies and economies.

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