Analysis of the Control of Narcotics Substance Act 1997 in the Context of Environmental and Ecological Harm in Pakistan

Abstract

The scheme is the legal examination of the connections between Narcotics laws and Environmental Protection laws in Pakistan. It will analyze gaps in existing anti-narcotics legislation and the resulting impacts on ecosystems and environmental outcomes. The research aims to ultimately incorporate comprehensive legal reforms responsive to the socioeconomic drivers and ecological effects of narcotization. In this regard available legislation on drugs within Pakistan and International conventions have been studied in depth, historical aspect has been covered with the help of case studies along with integrated drug policies. Ecological effects of narcotics and legal combating to environmental preservations are also addressed. Put forward transformational adaptability and mitigation measures of narcotics via suggestive legal reforms more cohesive and environmentally friendly. Efforts have been made to reveal the liaison between narcotics drugs and environmental sustainability.