Resolution L3 – Reintegration of persons released from prison who have renounced drug abuse Sponsors: Burkino Faso, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Thailand, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and US 38600 USD to collect info. Expert group be formed in meeting in Vienna. 5 regional trainings at country level. Grants to treatment institutions. 71,000 USD to prepare the report Adopted! Cosponsors …
Lebanon
Plenary Day 4. Supply Reduction
Thailand The Thai delegation state that unsustainable alternative development can serve as a way to combat the cultivation of illicit crops and that law enforcement alone cannot solve the problem. To achieve long-term success they state it is important to create infrastructure. Venezuela The Venezuelan delegation is of the view that despite the stepped up …
Committee of the Whole: Resolution L. 10
Measures to support African States in their efforts to combat the world drug problem Kenya: Wants to delete paragraph 8, which is a delete of paragraph 5. We agreed to drop the setting up of a fund to support African States, but we hope that this will be discussed in the future. Lebanon: On behalf …
CND day 4 – Plenary: Lebanon
Lebanese society suffer from drug control resulting from the activities of oragnzied criminal groups and exploit our country with their means; there is a hope that we will be progressed in near future; we use comprehensive international strategy to balance available means and threats we face with criminal groupos; we need to identify the reasons …
CND day 1 Round table on joint responsibility: Lebanon statement
This round table needs to reach practical solutions to combat drug use and the drug trade. We need to reduce demand and supply and not just focus on drug treatment. There are such high levels of cultivation and drug use that we need to tackle these two basic problems. These producer countries needs help from …
CND Day 5 – Lebanon on illicit drug traffic and supply and related measures
Along with other states Lebanon is joining the community seeking to develop a joint strategy. Both demand and supply must be focused on. Criminal elements try to distract our attention against the root causes of these problems, which are supply and the profits to traffickers. The delegate asked if failure of response could be attributed …