Vienna, 22 May 2019 - The falsification of medical products is a crime affecting all regions of the world and addressing it requires greater cooperation along the entire supply chain. To support countries in enacting or strengthening domestic legislation in this area and in protecting public health, UNODC launched the 'Guide to Good Legislative Practices on Combating Falsified Medical Product-Related Crime' at a side event at the 28th Crime Commission.
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