Mr. Yngve Danling

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  ASEAN News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/20/2002    Last Visited: 2/20/2002  

  It was attended by leader of Myanmar delegation Secretary of the Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control Director-General of Myanmar Police Force Police Maj-Gen Soe Win, Bangkok-based UNDCP Law Enforcement Adviser Mr Yngve Danling, Residential Representative of UNDCP Mr Jean-Luc Lemahieu, SAC F/Director Mr Tan Seck Kang of the Central Narcotics Bureau of Singapore, delegates of respective nations who attended the meeting, Managing Director of News and Periodicals Enterprise U Tin Kha, Director-General of Myanma Radio and Television U Khin Maung Htay, Director (News) of News and Periodicals Enterprise U Hla Tun, Adviser to the Minister for Information U Kyaw Min, Patron of Myanmar Foreign Correspondent Club U Sein Win, President U Sao Kai Hpa, Secretary U Nyunt Tin and correspondents and local and foreign journalists.
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  This is what the Secretary of the CCDAC have said.' Adviser to the Minister for Information U Kyaw Min said 'The absence of certain countries has not adversely affected the impact on the meeting but would it not be wise to come to the conclusion that their absenting themselves from here would boomerang on them since they are what we might call them on the receiving end of these drugs too and they should be able to send some representatives here at least to make it a point that they heed what we are doing for the entire mankind.' Mr Yngve Danling said 'I still do not believe their absence from this meeting caused any damage to the meeting and for the future, either.But of course, UNDCP as an organization is looking for funding from all the developed countries.We do lack funding from the European countries when it comes to support to Myanmar.On the other hand, the law enforcement programme which is executed by my office in Bangkok, is covering six countries including Myanmar and we love similar activities in Myanmar as in the other five so-called MoU countries, China, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand.So when it comes to supporting law enforcement agencies, Myanmar gets the same share, so to say, of the UNDCP support.The news conference came to a stop in the afternoon.

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  ASEAN News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/27/2002    Last Visited: 8/27/2002  

  It was attended by leader of Myanmar delegation Secretary of the Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control Director-General of Myanmar Police Force Police Maj-Gen Soe Win, Bangkok-based UNDCP Law Enforcement Adviser Mr Yngve Danling, Residential Representative of UNDCP Mr Jean-Luc Lemahieu, SAC F/Director Mr Tan Seck Kang of the Central Narcotics Bureau of Singapore, delegates of respective nations who attended the meeting, Managing Director of News and Periodicals Enterprise U Tin Kha, Director-General of Myanma Radio and Television U Khin Maung Htay, Director (News) of News and Periodicals Enterprise U Hla Tun, Adviser to the Minister for Information U Kyaw Min, Patron of Myanmar Foreign Correspondent Club U Sein Win, President U Sao Kai Hpa, Secretary U Nyunt Tin and correspondents and local and foreign journalists.
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  This is what the Secretary of the CCDAC have said.' Adviser to the Minister for Information U Kyaw Min said 'The absence of certain countries has not adversely affected the impact on the meeting but would it not be wise to come to the conclusion that their absenting themselves from here would boomerang on them since they are what we might call them on the receiving end of these drugs too and they should be able to send some representatives here at least to make it a point that they heed what we are doing for the entire mankind.' Mr Yngve Danling said 'I still do not believe their absence from this meeting caused any damage to the meeting and for the future, either.But of course, UNDCP as an organization is looking for funding from all the developed countries.We do lack funding from the European countries when it comes to support to Myanmar.On the other hand, the law enforcement programme which is executed by my office in Bangkok, is covering six countries including Myanmar and we love similar activities in Myanmar as in the other five so-called MoU countries, China, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand.So when it comes to supporting law enforcement agencies, Myanmar gets the same share, so to say, of the UNDCP support.The news conference came to a stop in the afternoon.

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  ASEAN News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/5/2000    Last Visited: 2/21/2002  

  It was attended by leader of Myanmar delegation Secretary of the Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control Director-General of Myanmar Police Force Police Maj-Gen Soe Win, Bangkok-based UNDCP Law Enforcement Adviser Mr Yngve Danling, Residential Representative of UNDCP Mr Jean-Luc Lemahieu, SAC F/Director Mr Tan Seck Kang of the Central Narcotics Bureau of Singapore, delegates of respective nations who attended the meeting, Managing Director of News and Periodicals Enterprise U Tin Kha, Director-General of Myanma Radio and Television U Khin Maung Htay, Director (News) of News and Periodicals Enterprise U Hla Tun, Adviser to the Minister for Information U Kyaw Min, Patron of Myanmar Foreign Correspondent Club U Sein Win, President U Sao Kai Hpa, Secretary U Nyunt Tin and correspondents and local and foreign journalists.
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  This is what the Secretary of the CCDAC have said.' Adviser to the Minister for Information U Kyaw Min said 'The absence of certain countries has not adversely affected the impact on the meeting but would it not be wise to come to the conclusion that their absenting themselves from here would boomerang on them since they are what we might call them on the receiving end of these drugs too and they should be able to send some representatives here at least to make it a point that they heed what we are doing for the entire mankind.' Mr Yngve Danling said 'I still do not believe their absence from this meeting caused any damage to the meeting and for the future, either.But of course, UNDCP as an organization is looking for funding from all the developed countries.We do lack funding from the European countries when it comes to support to Myanmar.On the other hand, the law enforcement programme which is executed by my office in Bangkok, is covering six countries including Myanmar and we love similar activities in Myanmar as in the other five so-called MoU countries, China, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand.So when it comes to supporting law enforcement agencies, Myanmar gets the same share, so to say, of the UNDCP support.The news conference came to a stop in the afternoon.

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  Bulatlat.com - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/25/2001    Last Visited: 9/19/2002  

  "Society should use the legal system and not establish or support an unlawful mechanism" in dealing with drug abusers and suspected criminals, said Yngve Danling, senior law enforcement adviser of the Bangkok-based UN Drug Control Program (UNDCP) Regional Center for East Asia and the Pacific.
  
  Danling was reacting to news of the so-called vigilante killings in this city, as well as the "death list" of 500 alleged drug users and pushers that Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte released in mid-October.
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  In an email interview with this reporter, Danling said he is "certainly against" the publication of the names and any information about young suspected criminals which, "as it looks, is aimed to get the public to punish these youngsters and even kill them."
  
  "Vigilante" killings in this city have increased the past months, peaking in October with the deaths of 17 suspected criminals, many of them minors.This is also the same period that Duterte intensified his fight against drugs in the city, vowing to end it by this month.
  
  More than 150 executed
  
  More than 150 persons have been executed by the DDS since 1995.The killings were at times done with such brazenness that child-rights and human-rights advocates find unnerving, such as the shooting in broad daylight of two 17-year-olds in October just hours before a rally to condemn the killings was about to start.
  
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  Danling, meanwhile, pointed out that the "vigilante" killings in Davao City could be unique."In some countries especially in South America, certain groups have taken action to kill criminals in an organized form but I have not heard about young, petty criminals being systematically murdered," he said.

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  Business Day Newspaper,Thailand first international... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/24/2003    Last Visited: 2/24/2003  

  The yaa baa explosion occurred in Thailand about five years ago, Yngve Danling, law enforcement officer with the UNODC in Bangkok.
  
  "In Thailand there has been a long history of abuse of methamphetamines among workers, truck drivers, fishermen, sex workers - people who took drugs to be able to work longer."
  
  But, "more and more they are being used for entertainment purposes," he says.

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  DRUGS, HIV/AIDS MAKE A LETHAL MIX - Imagen... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/1/2002    Last Visited: 6/11/2003  

  Now most of the heroin goes from Myanmar to Yunnan province in south China, far less now comes through Thailand," Yngve Danling, a senior law enforcement officer with the UNDCP, said in explaining the shift in types of abused substances.

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  Daily News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/18/2001    Last Visited: 8/18/2005  

  While Afghanistan remains a challenge to the global community, there is reason for hope in Myanmar, said Yngve Danling, a law enforcement adviser to the UNDCP, who also addressed the news conference.
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  But by choosing to make peace with the rebels, the junta may have compromised its fight against drugs to some extent, Danling, the UNDCP adviser, said.
  
  Danling and Calvani also praised Myanmar for cooperating with neighbors Thailand and China in fighting drug lords by sharing information about their trafficking activities.

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  News for December 2001 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/1/2001    Last Visited: 11/1/2004  

  The figures were given to The Associated Press on Thursday by Yngve Danling, law enforcement adviser at UNDCP's Asia office in Bangkok.
  
  Danling said world prices of opium and heroin should rise as a result of the fall in supply.Prices have already increased sharply in Afghanistan and central Asia, but the impact would take longer to be felt farther afield, Danling said.
  
  "It's too early to see any reaction globally (to the drop in opium production).We'll probably only see that by the end of next year when the heroin reaches the market," he said.

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  RIGHTS-THAILAND: Prime Minister Goes for Drug-free... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/24/2003    Last Visited: 11/24/2003  

  "Thailand's campaign against drugs has been a success in some ways," Yngve Danling, law enforcement advisor at the UNDCP's East Asia and Pacific office, told IPS.

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  The New Light of Myanmar: newspaper from Myanmar... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/17/2000    Last Visited: 12/20/2002  

  It was attended by leader of Myanmar delegation Secretary of the Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control Director-General of Myanmar Police Force Police Maj-Gen Soe Win, Bangkok-based UNDCP Law Enforcement Adviser Mr Yngve Danling, Residential Representative of UNDCP Mr Jean-Luc Lemahieu, SAC F/Director Mr Tan Seck Kang of the Central Narcotics Bureau of Singapore, delegates of respective nations who attended the meeting, Managing Director of News and Periodicals Enterprise U Tin Kha, Director-General of Myanma Radio and Television U Khin Maung Htay, Director (News) of News and Periodicals Enterprise U Hla Tun, Adviser to the Minister for Information U Kyaw Min, Patron of Myanmar Foreign Correspondent Club U Sein Win, President U Sao Kai Hpa, Secretary U Nyunt Tin and correspondents and local and foreign journalists.
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  This is what the Secretary of the CCDAC have said.' Adviser to the Minister for Information U Kyaw Min said 'The absence of certain countries has not adversely affected the impact on the meeting but would it not be wise to come to the conclusion that their absenting themselves from here would boomerang on them since they are what we might call them on the receiving end of these drugs too and they should be able to send some representatives here at least to make it a point that they heed what we are doing for the entire mankind.' Mr Yngve Danling said 'I still do not believe their absence from this meeting caused any damage to the meeting and for the future, either.But of course, UNDCP as an organization is looking for funding from all the developed countries.We do lack funding from the European countries when it comes to support to Myanmar.On the other hand, the law enforcement programme which is executed by my office in Bangkok, is covering six countries including Myanmar and we love similar activities in Myanmar as in the other five so-called MoU countries, China, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand.So when it comes to supporting law enforcement agencies, Myanmar gets the same share, so to say, of the UNDCP support.The news conference came to a stop in the afternoon.
  
  Medical Associations of South-East Asian Nations Mid-term Council Meeting begins

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