UNGASS 2016: a broken or b-r-o-a-d consensus? : UN summit cannot hide a growing divergence in the global drug policy landscape

A special session of the General Assembly took place in April revealing a growing divergence in the global drug policy landscape. Difficult negotiations resulted in a disappointing outcome document, perpetuating a siloed approach to drugs at the UN level. There is a clear need to realign internation...

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Autores principales: Bewley-Taylor, David R. - Autor/a, Jelsma, Martin - Autor/a
Formato: Text publishedVersion Policy Brief
Lenguaje:Eng
Publicado: Transnational Institute 2016
Materias:
Drugs
United Nations
UNGASS - UN General Assembly Special Session
Drug policy
Human rights
CND - Commission on Narcotics Drugs
Acceso en línea:http://biblioteca.clacso.edu.ar/gsdl/collect/nl/nl-001/index/assoc/D11776.dir/UNGASS2016ABrokenorBroadConsensus.pdf
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Red de Bibliotecas Virtuales de Ciencias Sociales (CLACSO) de Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales
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United Nations
UNGASS - UN General Assembly Special Session
Drug policy
Human rights
CND - Commission on Narcotics Drugs
spellingShingle Drugs
United Nations
UNGASS - UN General Assembly Special Session
Drug policy
Human rights
CND - Commission on Narcotics Drugs
Bewley-Taylor, David R. - Autor/a
Jelsma, Martin - Autor/a
UNGASS 2016: a broken or b-r-o-a-d consensus? : UN summit cannot hide a growing divergence in the global drug policy landscape
topic_facet Drugs
United Nations
UNGASS - UN General Assembly Special Session
Drug policy
Human rights
CND - Commission on Narcotics Drugs
description A special session of the General Assembly took place in April revealing a growing divergence in the global drug policy landscape. Difficult negotiations resulted in a disappointing outcome document, perpetuating a siloed approach to drugs at the UN level. There is a clear need to realign international drug policies with the overarching 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals, embedding the drugs issue comprehensively within the UN’s three pillars: development, human rights, and peace and security. The UNGASS process has helped to set the stage for more substantial changes in the near future, towards the next UN review in 2019
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title UNGASS 2016: a broken or b-r-o-a-d consensus? : UN summit cannot hide a growing divergence in the global drug policy landscape
title_short UNGASS 2016: a broken or b-r-o-a-d consensus? : UN summit cannot hide a growing divergence in the global drug policy landscape
title_full UNGASS 2016: a broken or b-r-o-a-d consensus? : UN summit cannot hide a growing divergence in the global drug policy landscape
title_fullStr UNGASS 2016: a broken or b-r-o-a-d consensus? : UN summit cannot hide a growing divergence in the global drug policy landscape
title_full_unstemmed UNGASS 2016: a broken or b-r-o-a-d consensus? : UN summit cannot hide a growing divergence in the global drug policy landscape
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