Charte des droits des personnes affectées par l'usage de substances psychoactives - Collaboration nationale écossaise
11 décembre 2024
National Collaborative - Scotland
L'IDPC a été ravi de participer au lancement de la Charte, saluant son engagement envers la société civile et encourageant le leadership politique à financer sa mise en œuvre. Pour en savoir plus, en anglais, veuillez lire les informations ci-dessous.
The Charter draws from the International Guidelines on Human Rights and Drug Policy which sets out best practice as identified by the UN. It is intended to provide a guide to adopting a human rights-based approach in decision making.
The purpose is to:
- Support people affected by substance use to realise the human rights which belong to them.
- Support service providers to understand how to implement the human rights which belong to people affected by substance use.
- Shift the power and change the culture from criminalisation and stigma towards public health and human rights… the so-called “undeserving” coming to see themselves as “rights-holders” and the service providers better understanding what their role may be as “duty bearers”.
IDPC statement at the launch event
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Profils associés
- Marie Nougier
- International Drug Policy Consortium (IDPC)