Rapport d'activités de l’IDPC pour 2016-2017
Ce rapport fournit un aperçu des activités de l'IDPC entre 2016 et 2017, y compris nos efforts continus pour renforcer les capacités de plaidoyer en faveur de la réforme des politiques des drogues et les nombreuses publications et ressources produites au cours de cette période. Pour en savoir plus, en Anglais, veuillez lire les informations ci-dessous.
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It has been just over one year since the UN General Assembly Special Session on drugs (UNGASS) that took place in April 2016, and for IDPC it has been another busy and productive period. There was much to do following the UNGASS to analyse and unpack the outcomes, reflect on the lessons learned and most importantly, capitalise on the growth in the visibility, credibility and reach that the IDPC network gained from being front and centre of civil society efforts in the UNGASS process. A key focus has been on supporting our members and other civil society partners to leverage the progress made in the Outcome Document on human rights, harm reduction, criminal justice reform, etc. in national and regional policy debates.
While we can note gains made at the UN level, one of the most troubling national developments in the last 12 months has been Duterte’s war on drugs in the Philippines. There are now over 10,000 extra-judicial killings of people suspected of using drugs or being involved in the drug trade. Responding to this crisis has been a central focus of IDPC’s regional office in Bangkok.
Our progress report provides an overview of our activities over the past year, including our continuing efforts to build capacity for drug policy advocacy and the numerous publications and resources produced during this period. we hope you will enjoy reading it!
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