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 …
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Committee of the Whole – Resolution L13 (continued)
OP 4 Switzerland: Clarification: ‘in particular the States affected by drug abuse’? Venezuela: The principle of shared responsibility is one that affects countries that are most touched by drug abuse, and they need to make efforts to decrease demand and production. Everybody needs to make efforts, in order to get a chain of responsibility. Netherlands: …
Committee of the Whole – Resolution on drugged driving
Much of this debate concerned wording around documents relating to “drugged driving”: Revision 1 Talking about controlled and pharmaceutical drug abuse Improve data resources/testing for drug driving Preambular para 7 “welcoming…”delete the word illicit so it just reads drugs rather than assuming illicit drugs were involved “accident” “roadside testing” consistent with their legal frameworks “drugged …
Committee of the Whole – Resolution L11
Resolution E/Cnd/2010/L11 – Title: Paris Pact Initiative Russian Federation Russian Federation sometime ago covened a conference…we felt the covening of such a conference should give additional impetus, in particular to combating the illicit status of opiates, we believe this is all the more… timely as the UN has an obligation in a number of spheres including …
Committee of the Whole – Discussions on FINGOV
CHAIR To much time on technical issues FINGOV was going to commit a resolution to consultation, losing track of what was meaning to be discussed. SWEDEN disturbed that the secretariat gives advice and that doesn’t pan out. How are we interrupting? Very grateful for US to sponsor and Sweden would like to be a co-sponsor. …
CND day 3 – Plenary, demand reduction and related measures: UK
We have made some progress but fallen short on our pledges to HIV commitments. Many parts of the world have failed. We are keen for HIV prevention to be based on evidence, and this shows that harm reduction should be used. The policy and legal environment has a key role as well as civil societies …