Déclaration publique sur le processus et le document final de l’UNGASS de 2016

Les négociations en cours sur la réforme mondiale de la politique des drogues ne parviennent pas à aborder les droits de l'homme, la santé et la crise de sécurité, selon une déclaration de la Commission Mondiale sur la Politique des Drogues relative à l'UNGASS de 2016. Pour en savoir plus, en anglais, veuillez lire les informations ci-dessous.

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An historic opportunity to achieve more humane and effective drug policy is at risk. The 2016 UN General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS) on the world drug problem is the first of its kind in 18 years. The initiative for urging forward UNGASS came from sitting presidents of Colombia, Guatemala and Mexico. The UN General Assembly endorsed the call for an open, honest and evidence-based debate.

The process of drafting an outcome document for UNGASS has been disappointing. Since it began in late 2015, the deliberations in Vienna have been neither transparent nor inclusive. Closed doors negotiations ensured that crucial priorities were neglected and outdated policies retained. The voices of civil society, concerned UN agencies, and the majority of UN member states have yet to be heard.

Please, find below the full statement.

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