Tunisian Youth and Drugs: Networks, Laws, Treatment
The article addresses the phenomenon of drug proliferation among young people in Tunisia, focusing on efforts to dismantle drug trafficking networks, revise drug laws to combat smuggling and organized crime, as well as presidential pardons granted to some students and minors detained for drug use cases. It also emphasizes the importance of adopting preventive, psychological, and therapeutic approaches to reduce the phenomenon, highlighting the social and psychological factors that drive youth toward addiction, such as emotional and family vacuum. Furthermore, it underscores the importance of international cooperation, the development of modern legal tools, and the necessity of establishing a comprehensive national strategy that includes field studies and an ongoing observatory to effectively confront the spread of drugs among the youth.
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