Les Nations unies envisagent une approche davantage axée sur la santé publique en ce qui concerne l'usage de drogues aux Philippines

La déclaration d'Antipolo, sous l'égide du gouvernement et des Nations unies, s'engage à aligner les stratégies en matière de contrôle des drogues et de traitement sur les conventions internationales, en collaboration avec la société civile. Pour en savoir plus, en anglais, veuillez lire les informations ci-dessous.

The United Nations (UN) on Monday said it is targeting to have more public health-approach in handling the drug use problem in the Philippines.

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Under the Antipolo Declaration issued on Monday, the UN stated that its Technical Working Group (TWG) on the Human Rights Based-Approach to Drugs aims to achieve the following objectives:

• increase in the availability and voluntary access to a range of appropriate human rights-based and scientifically informed services that include health, social and developmental support for persons whose lives include drugs;
• increase the capacity to address cross-cutting issues in drug control, according to the Nelson Mandela Rules, Bangkok Rules, and Havana Rules among others;
• strengthen international cooperation on drug control based on the principle of common and shared responsibility and in line with international standards, strengthen joint action at national, regional and international levels to accelerate implementation of joint commitments to address the world drug problem; and
• develop and implement a communication strategy on human rights based-approach to drugs