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MANIFESTO POR UMA POLITICA DE DROGAS JUSTA E EFICAZ
published quarta-feira 13 de Junho de 2007 09:36, por encod . update sexta-feira 14 de Março de 2008 17:14
Todas as versões deste artigo : [Deutsch] [English] [Español] [français] [Português]Em 15 de Março de 2008, 14 ONGs da Europa, África e América Latina vão se reunir em Viena, Austria, para preparar uma opinião comum frente à Sessão Especial da Assembleia Geral das Nações Unidas sobre drogas, que terá lugar 3 meses mais tarde em Nova York. Depois de muitas horas de debate o resultado foi a adopção de um Manifesto por uma Politica de Drogas Justa e Eficaz. Desde então este Manifesto foi assinado por centenas de organizações de todo o mundo e representa a actual visão da ENCOD. Em 2004, na Assembleia Geral da ENCOD em Copenhaga, decidiu-se adoptar o titulo do Manifesto ao nome da ENCOD: European Coalition for Just and Efective Drug Policies.
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http://www.encod.org/info/MANIFESTO-POR-UMA-POLITICA-DE.html
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http://www.encod.org/info/MANIFESTO-POR-UMA-POLITICA-DE.html
 Al Capone |  Pablo Escobar | |
End Prohibition Now! | ||
COPS SAY LEGALIZE DRUGS!
ASK US WHY
After nearly four decades of fueling the U.S. policy of a war on drugs
with over a trillion tax dollars and 37 million arrests for nonviolent
drug offenses, our confined population has quadrupled making building
prisons the fastest growing industry in the United States. More than
2.2 million of our citizens are currently incarcerated and every year
we arrest an additional 1.9 million more guaranteeing those prisons
will be bursting at their seams. Every year we choose to continue this
war will cost U.S. taxpayers another 69 billion dollars. Despite all
the lives we have destroyed and all the money so ill spent, today
illicit drugs are cheaper, more potent, and far easier to get than they
were 35 years ago at the beginning of the war on drugs. Meanwhile,
people continue dying in our streets while drug barons and terrorists
continue to grow richer than ever before. We would suggest that this
scenario must be the very definition of a failed public policy. This
madness must cease!
drug offenses, our confined population has quadrupled making building
prisons the fastest growing industry in the United States. More than
2.2 million of our citizens are currently incarcerated and every year
we arrest an additional 1.9 million more guaranteeing those prisons
will be bursting at their seams. Every year we choose to continue this
war will cost U.S. taxpayers another 69 billion dollars. Despite all
the lives we have destroyed and all the money so ill spent, today
illicit drugs are cheaper, more potent, and far easier to get than they
were 35 years ago at the beginning of the war on drugs. Meanwhile,
people continue dying in our streets while drug barons and terrorists
continue to grow richer than ever before. We would suggest that this
scenario must be the very definition of a failed public policy. This
madness must cease!
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