96.TheEleventh HONLEAMeeting. havingconsidered thedevelopment ofthe illicit d~ugtraffic withintheregionduring1984.adopted thefollowing recommendations andcommended themlotheattention oftheCommission on Narcolic Drugsduringitsthirty-first session inViennainFeb~uary 1984. Theserecommendations weresubmitted inaddition tothesuggestions madeto theCommission onNarcotic Drugsconcerning matters whichmightbeconsidered inthecontext ofanewConvention againstIllicit TraffIc inNarcotic Drugs andPsychotropic Substances andRelatedActivities. Thesesuggestions concern streamlining extradition procedures andfacilitation ofthet~aclng. freezing andforfeiture oftheproceeds ofdrugcrimes inte~nationally; the suggestions aresetoutinparagraphs 73and80respectively above. A.Admission ofVanuatu asaparticipant atannual HONLEAmeetings TheEleventh HONLEAMeeting strongly recommended thattheGovernment ofVanuatu beinvited. undertheauthority oftheCommission on Narcotic Drugs,toparticipate infuture HONLEAmeetings ill accordance withtheprocedures setoutinEconomic andSocialCouncil resolution l845(LVl) of15May1974. B.Controlled Delivery Governments shouldbeencouraged tomovetowards theacceptance of theconcept ofcontrolled delivery asaviabledruglawenforcemenl technique havingdueregardtoitspotential foridentIfying the organizers ofdrugtrafficking operations andalsohavingdueregard totheconstitutional, legislative andadministrative systems of MemberSlatesandStatesParties. C.Smuggling ofdrugsthrough thepostofficemails TheDivision shouldberequested. inco-operation withtCPO/Interpol. theCCC,UPUandtheGovernments ofMemberstates, tocontinue to pursuemeansbywhichactioncouldbefacIlitaled tocounter drug smuggling through thepostofficemails,takingaccount ofexisting restraints andrequirements ofrelevant international treaties relating tothepostofficemailsandtonarcolic drugsand psychotropic substances. D.Actionagainst thetraffic inpsychotropic substances TheCommission onNarcotic DrugsmightagainurgeStatestobecome Parties totheConvention onPsychotropic Substances and.meanwhile. totheextentpossible, toadheretoitsprovisions onavoluntary basIs,soastoimprove thepresent situatIon inwhichsmuggling of unprecedented quantities ofnarcotic drugswasbeingsupplemented by apparently expanding traffic inpsycholropic substances.'5SlIM E/CN.7/198S/9 page24 E.PreventIon andreduction ofdemandforillicit drugs (i)TheEleventh HONLEAMeeting notedwithgraveconcern thatinsome partsofsomeregIons determined actiontoinitiate andto co-ordinate measures toprevent andreducedemandforillicit drugswasapparently notgIvenhighpriority, thuscontributing to asituation inwhichthefinancial proceeds available to traffickers increased rapidly. Thisattracted organized criminal groupstoengageinthedrugtraffic, sometImes asameansof financing othercriminal activities including thetraffic In firearms, subversion, andterrorism. Failure toprevent and reducedemandforillicit drugsalsomadethereductIon ofsupply ofnarcotic rawmaterial muchmoredifficult andexpensive insome partsofaffected States. (il)TheEleventhHONLEA Meet1ngtherefore requestedtheCommissIonon Narcotic Drugstoconsider further measures whichmightusefully betakentoimpress uponstatesconcerned theabsolute necessity ofgivinghighpriority tothemobilization ofallnatIonal and internatIonal resources whichcouldcontribute totheprevention andreduction ofdemandforillicit drugs.1 Ip Australla Bangladesh Brunei CookIslands HORS1C0nlS, Indonesia Republic ofKorea Malaysia Republic ofMaldivesE/CN.7/1985/9 Annex page2S ANNEX Participants J.D.AlIen; Laurence Thwaltes; DavidJ.Schramm; ColinRowley syedNurulIslam DataHJ.Ismall PDPD ~J.Abd.Rahlm; PehinDataA.Latiff; EusoffAgakiHj.Iamall TiltiKatapo Jimlloroi C.J.W.Bagley; KakKam-Lau; MadanM.Bhatnagar JeanneMandagi; K.KarponOj Koesnadi Danoediningrati MuljoRahardjo Takeshi Ozono; AkiraYamamoto; Masayasu Kawano; KitsuoFunabiki, HalsuoOdamura; 1saoTakahashi Yong-Soo Chang; MoonWooYl Mohd.YassinbinHJ.Jaafar; Kamaruzzaman HJ.Abu.Noh;Mohd.ZawawiSalleh AdoZahlt' TekBahadur Thapa NewZealandBryanGibson;
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a document related to the international effort to combat drug trafficking and drug-related crime. It discusses the recommendations and suggestions made by the Eleventh HONLEA Meeting, which seem to focus on law enforcement, international cooperation, and prevention and reduction of demand for illicit drugs.

**Category**
Health, International trade