« Le remède a été pire que la maladie » : Politiques répressives en matière de drogues et consolidation de la paix

Les politiques des drogues hautement sécuritaires ont porté atteinte à la santé et aux moyens de subsistance dans le monde entier. Pour en savoir plus, en anglais, veuillez lire les informations ci-dessous.

By Colette Fogarty and Matvej Dubianskij, Master's students at the Graduate Institute Geneva

For decades, the global approach to the drugs-war nexus has been defined by heavily securitised policies, encompassing everything from forced crop eradication to militarised confrontations with drug cultivators and traffickers. In this podcast, Colette and Matvej seek to address the question of whether counter-narcotic policies, under the mantle of the War on Drugs, have been conducive to sustainable and inclusive peace-building efforts and processes in conflict contexts, specifically in the cases of Afghanistan, Colombia and Myanmar.

Colette Fogarty & Matvej Dubianskij · “The Cure Has Been Worse Than the Disease”: Punitive Drug Policies and Peacebuilding