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INCB Cannabis Initiative : 181 NGOs from 56 countries call for transparency & accountability
6 décembre 2021By FAAAT (For Alternative Approaches to Addiction, Think & do tank) Geneva, Vienna, and New-York, 2 December 2021 – Today, on the 1st anniversary of the historic UN cannabis vote serious concerns have been raised about how cannabis policy resulting from this landmark down-grading of (...) -
NGOs urge UNODC’s Executive Director to mark Human Rights Day with a call to reform drug policies that entrench inequality
6 décembre 2021To: Ms Ghada Waly, Executive Director, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 2nd December 2021 Dear Ms. Waly, Subject: Open letter on UNODC statement on International Human Rights Day 2021 We urge you to mark International Human Rights Day 2021 by calling on Member States to change drug (...) -
Recent UN report on arbitrary detention and drug policies underscores urgent need for reform
2 décembre 2021By Isabella Oliver, WOLA A recent United Nations human rights report shines a light on governments’ widespread use of arbitrary detention in the context of drug enforcement. The study, presented by the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (WGAD) at the June-July 2021 session of UN Human (...) -
A renewed Civil Society Forum on Drugs (CSFD) 2021-2023
1er décembre 2021The CSFD mandate is renewed in 2021 and the CSFD now consists of 43 different CSOs, active in the field of drug demand reduction. The 2021 CSFD Plenary Meeting was organised on 6 and 7 October as a virtual session. It was attended by members of the CSFD, and representatives of the EC - DG Home (...) -
Global Drugs Survey 2022 launched - Drug policy and the law : understanding your views and experiences
1er décembre 2021Professor Judith Aldridge, University of Manchester And Dr Rebecca Askew, Manchester Metropolitan University Drug policy is firmly on the global political agenda. Over the past decade we have seen changes to cannabis policy worldwide, an increase in drug related deaths connected to the opioid (...)