HOW IS THE SOCIAL REINTEGRATION OF DRUG USERS SUPERVISED AFTER REHABILITATION AT THE TANAH MERAH SAMARINDA BNN REHABILITATION CENTER
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Rehabilitation, BNN, social reintegration, narcotic abuseAbstract
This article discusses the social reintegration supervision of narcotic drug users post-rehabilitation at the Tanah Merah BNN Rehabilitation Center in Samarinda. Drug abuse is an extraordinary crime that not only damages the physical and mental health of its users but also triggers an increase in societal crime rates. Criminologically, individuals fall into drug abuse due to the interaction of various complex factors. This issue is a primary focus of this study, considering that the East Kalimantan region, including the area surrounding Samarinda, is vulnerable to cross-border illicit drug trafficking routes. The high prevalence of drug abusers is directly proportional to the need for comprehensive rehabilitation measures. As the frontline state institution in the region, the Tanah Merah BNN Rehabilitation Center plays a crucial role in breaking the chain of addiction through medical and social rehabilitation programs, extending to post-rehabilitation and the social reintegration process.
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