The UNODC legal library is a unique source of the legislation adopted by States and territories around the world to put into effect the international drug control conventions. The library contains laws and regulations dating back to 1948 and is updated regularly with new laws adopted by Member States and other States…There are three different ways of browsing the Legal Library.
You can browse the database by country via the “Country Pages” menu item – you select a country and get a list of related documents. This simple approach is most convenient if you are only interested in information about one specific country.
The “Search” view uses a traditional search form – you specify your search criterias and get a list of matching documents. This view is convenient if you know exactly what you are looking for. In addition you can export and download the list of matches in a variety of formats.
The “Explore” view provides an “Explorer-like” view on the available data – documents are sorted up in a tree grouped by country, year or keyword. This view can be used to get an overview of the available documents.
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