What is the international drug control regime? The international drug control regime is based on three international conventions: the 1961...
Category: Papers
The Protection of Children from Illicit Drugs – A Minimum Human Rights Standard
The World Federation Against Drugs is proud to present The Protection of Children from Illicit Drugs – A Minimum Human...
Protecting Children from Illicit Drugs
This is a critical moment for drug prevention because so many people are confused by those whom we broadly label...
Drug Legalisation: An Evaluation of the Impacts on Global Society
Position StatementDecember 2011 Click here to read this Position Statement in Spanish. The flawed proposition of drug legalisation Various well...
‘The Rights of the Child’ – A Pivotal Human Rights Issue for Drug Policy-makers
Presented at the 24th IFNGO Conference, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 9th November, 2011 by Datin Masni, President, IFNGO and Jo...
Global Commission on Drug Policy offers inaccurate, reckless, vague drug legalization proposal
Global Commission on Drug Policy Offers Inaccurate, Reckless, Vague Drug Legalization Proposal; WFAD Recommends that Current Drug Policy Should Be...
Paper on the right of children to be protected from narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances
The only explicit statement about narcotic and psychotropic drugs (henceforth drugs) in any core United Nations Human Rights Convention is...
In support of the UN Drug Conventions: The arguments against illicit drug legalization and harm reduction
Click here to read Dave Evans “The arguments against illicit drug legalization and harm reduction”.
Drug Policy Choices – The Swedish Way
Legalizing drugs is not a new idea. It was legal drugs that prompted the more restrictive policies that are sometimes...
Call to action in favor of prevention and against marijuana legalization
Drug consumption is a world problem of epidemic character with severe health and social consequences that affects all countries, no...