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Connecting the dots... Human rights, illicit cultivation and alternative development
Paperback A4 report
Paperback A4 report
How can we resolve the tensions between current drug control policies and states’ human rights obligations? The international human rights framework clearly establishes that, in the event of conflicts between obligations under the UN Charter and other international agreements, human rights obligations take precedence. As legally regulated cannabis markets start to grow, now is the time to secure a legitimate place for small farmers using alternative development, human rights and fair trade principles.
Chapters:
Acknowledgements
Key points
Human rights and illicit cultivation
-Human Rights Guidelines for Drug Control
-The flexibility of drug treaty provisions
An adequate standard of living
-Poverty and illicit cultivation
-Forced eradication vs. proper sequencing
-Aerial spraying
Alternative development
-Free trade vs. fair prices
-Guiding principles on alternative development
-Gender and alternative development
Drugs, conflict and access to land
-Proportionality of sentences
Cultural, indigenous and religious rights
-The rights of peasants
-Licit uses and legal regulation
Conclusions and recommendations
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