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 …
South Africa
Committee of the whole – Resolution L10 continued
After an angry vivid 25 minute discussion, the meeting reconvenes. Kenya: The consensus that is emerging is to take the proposal of south africa. It is in the last line, is to use “all drugs” including “cannabis” in particular Morocco: We are not happy with the cannabis inclusion. there is a lot of political issues …
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 3 – Plenary, demand reduction and related measures: South Africa
South Africa has a growing drug problems, including drug transit and meth-amphetamine among young people are the greatest current issues. Our government has used door-to-door campaigns in communities to educate our people and creating recreation facilities for young people to deter drug use. We will also expand treatment services in the coming years. South Africa …
CND Day 3 – South Africa’s Plenary Statement on the Political Declaration and Plan of Action
Seeking global solutions to a global problem. No country acting alone can counter world drug problem. Cannabis remains a drug of great concern. One of the most commonly used drugs in South Africa. Cocaine has been smuggled through South Africa and seen rise in amphetamines, They have developed a prevention model and strengthened penalties for …
South Africa Speech to the HLM
We wish to report on progress made. Like most countries South Africa also faces major challenges on narcotic drugs – Cannabis use is twice the global norm. The South African government has endeavoured to give effect to the action plans of 1998. The central drug authority is technically supported by the national and provincial government …