The Hungarian police have recently launched a drug prevention program under which one police officer at every police department is tasked with responding to queries of parents and teachers concerning young people's drug problems, and deliver presentations on drug prevention upon request. HCLU has reservations against the program, particularly regarding data protection and its efficiency in reducing drug problems among the country's youth.
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Drug Prevention Shouldn't Be a Task for Hungary's Police
The Hungarian police have recently launched a drug prevention program under which one police officer at every police department is tasked with responding to queries of parents and teachers concerning young people's...
by Hungarian Civil Liberties Union
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