Latest Update
- Drug abuse and drug situation in Hong Kong in first half of 2023
- ND works together with local Muslim community on promoting anti-drug messages (with photos)
- Beat Drugs Fund invites applications for 2023 Funding Exercise of Regular Funding Scheme
- First case of incoming passenger imprisoned for being in possession of cannabidiol (CBD) (with photos)
- Community comes together to fight against drugs on World Drug Day (with photos/video)
- Statistical figures of drug abuse and drug situation in Hong Kong in first quarter of 2023
- Healthy School Programme open for applications (with photo)
- Drug abuse and drug situation in Hong Kong in 2022 (with photos)
- Representatives of 18 District Fight Crime Committees meet with Narcotics Division and experience new facilities of Hong Kong Jockey Club Drug InfoCentre (with photos)
- Stay away from drugs when participating in social and leisure activities
- Opening remarks by S for S at media session after Fight Crime Committee meeting (Chinese only) (with video)
- Hong Kong Customs concludes Regional Customs High-level Drug Enforcement Forum (with photos)
- Speech by S for S at Regional Customs High-level Drug Enforcement Forum (English only) (with photo)
- Speech by SJ at Regional Customs High-level Drug Enforcement Forum (English only)(with photo)
- Hong Kong Customs holds 6th Three-Country-Five-Party Talks (with photos)
- Hong Kong Customs holds bilateral meetings with respective law enforcement agencies of various countries in Asia-Pacific region (with photos)
- Hong Kong Customs strengthens co-operation on risk management with General Administration of Customs of People's Republic of China (with photos)
- Control of cannabidiol (CBD) will come into effect tomorrow and violation is a criminal offence
- Hong Kong Customs takes strict enforcement action to control cannabidiol (CBD) from February 1 (with photo)
- LCQ13: Curbing youth committing offences
- Government reminds public to properly handle cannabidiol (CBD) products before February 1
- Appointment of ACAN Chairman and members
- Stay away from drugs even when you travel (with photo)
- Drug abuse and drug situation in Hong Kong in first three quarters of 2022
- Members of public can visit revamped Hong Kong Jockey Club Drug InfoCentre free of charge (with photo)
- Speech by S for S at reopening ceremony of Hong Kong Jockey Club Drug InfoCentre (Chinese only) (with photos)
- Hong Kong Jockey Club Drug InfoCentre will reopen on December 5 (with photos)
- LCQ1: Curbing youth committing drug-related offences
- Security Bureau expresses deep regret over a misleading commentary in Ming Pao on the legislative control of cannabidiol and anti-drug work
- ACAN Chairman supports Government's proposal to control cannabidiol
- ACAN appeals to operators of social media and websites
- Orders to amend Dangerous Drugs Ordinance and Control of Chemicals Ordinance to be gazetted on October 21 and cannabidiol to become dangerous drug
- ACAN welcomes "The Chief Executive's 2022 Policy Address"
- Article about CBD products on CHOICE Magazine (Chinese only)
- "Let's Stand Firm. Knock Drugs Out!": Brand-new anti-drug publicity and anti-drug ambassadors announced (with photos/video)
- Drug abuse and drug situation in Hong Kong in first half of 2022
- Beat Drugs Fund invites applications for 2022 Funding Exercise of Regular Funding Scheme
- (Short video) Proposal for controlling CBD through legislation
- (Infographics) Proposal for controlling CBD through legislation
- Online briefing session on controlling CBD by legislation held today
- ACAN notes drug abuse and drug situation in Hong Kong in first quarter of 2022 and supports further control of CBD through legislation
- Proposed control of cannabidiol through legislation
- LCQ20: Regulation of products containing cannabidiol
- "Anti-Drug On The Go" mobile exhibition vehicle to resume service (with photos)
- Drug abuse and drug situation in Hong Kong in 2021
- LCQ1: Regulation of products containing cannabis
- Number of youth drug offence cases increases substantially
- Government has zero tolerance policy towards dangerous drugs