INVOLVEMENT OF THE YOUTH CONTINGENT OF DRUG ADDICTS ON THE WAY TO HIV/AIDS

Abstract

The article considers the involvement of the youth contingent of people convicted of drug use in terms of the complex problem of crime prevention. The basic principles of prevention of non-medical drug use and the spread of HIV/AIDS among convicts in the following areas are formulated: the administration of penitentiary institutions must recognize its responsibility for reducing and further eliminating the possibility of drug trafficking in places of detention; All members of the penitentiary institution should receive timely information and learn methods to prevent non-medical use of drugs, including through investigative measures and procedural actions aimed at preventing the commission of criminal offenses in the field of drug trafficking or other criminal offenses by convicts intoxicated. Legal and organizational measures are proposed to ensure the most in-depth and comprehensive study of the problems of execution of sentences in prisons for people living with AIDS or AIDS. HIV is a disease of human behavior, meaning there is a close link between the disease and behavior. Thus, in the study of an HIV-infected convict, the study of his / her lifestyle becomes especially important. It is very important to learn about her daily behavior, activities in the field of work and life, her attitude to material and spiritual values, interests and motives of behavior. It is important to pay attention to value orientations, leisure content, material security. Carrying out individual prevention, it is necessary to identify external alarming signs, which can be used to judge the causes of criminal offenses and the behavior of the convict. An important area of this work is to identify people who belong to groups at increased risk of infection, especially drug users. An effective condition for blocking the channels of drug supply is the proper provision of the process of execution and serving of sentences, as well as the unity of requirements for convicts by all staff of penitentiary institutions. Here, too, it is very important to have a preventive, anti-drug effect on this category of convicts in order to prevent the commission of crimes while serving a sentence, as well as post-penitentiary influence after release.