The World Drug Report (WDR) 2026 Chair: Opening Remarks UNODC — Anja Busse, Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Section, UNODC: …and, in particular, the Annual Report Questionnaire focal points for their invaluable contributions on this. This year, we also conducted fieldwork—not for the first time, but still quite unusually— to complement the analysis presented in the …
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Plenary Session – Friday afternoon
12: Adoption of the report of the Commission on its sixty-ninth session Chair: The commission decided to reduce the length of the annual report bearing in mind the need for it to include resolutions and decisions adopted by the commission focusing on policy findings and conclusion. The report on item 10 and 11 discussed this …
Plenary – Friday morning session
Item 10. Provisional agenda for the seventieth session of the Commission Chair: We will turn to consideration agenda item 10. The draft provisional agenda for the 70th session was considered during this meeting and the chair of original groups were requested to hold consultations with memberships. Are all members of the commission ready to vote? …
Plenary Session – Thursday afternoon
Item 7. Inter-agency cooperation and coordination of efforts in addressing and countering the world drug problem Brazilian Network of Harm Reduction and Human Rights (REDUC): The Brazilian Network for Harm Reduction and Human Rights, REDUC, thanks the Commission for the opportunity to contribute to this discussion. Civil society organizations working with affected communities around the …
From Data to National and Regional Journeys: Renewing Commitment to End the Death Penalty for Drug Offences
Side event organised by Harm Reduction International and Amnesty International, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Colombia, Czechia, Costa Rica, Mongolia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Switzerland, European Union, Pompidou Group (CoE), Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), Justice Project Pakistan at the United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs to discuss progress and challenges in …
Civil Society Response to the Continued Prohibition of the Coca Leaf: A Video Presentation
This side event was organised by Transnational Institute (TNI). Below is a copy of the documentary realized by Transnational Institute (TNI). For more information, click here. The international ban on the coca leaf has long been debated without the meaningful participation of the communities who have lived with the plant for generations. The documentary “Erythroxylum …