Canada Signs On to U.S.-Led Renewal of War on Drugs

On Monday Canada criticized the declaration of playing cards, reaffirmed the "drug war" and criticized by a group of world leaders and drug policy experts who announced important moments playing a leading global leadership role in drug control It was done.

The Trudeo administration decided to sign the statement of the White House when President Donald Trumph attended the United Nations General Assembly for the first time in New York. appear

Former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark said that she believed in Canada and Mexico - Andrew Manuel Lopez of Dorador in the presidential election repeatedly said that even though "drug war" failed, he also declared I will sign. He intends to adopt a new policy We reluctantly signed North American Free Trade Agreement negotiations in Washington.

After the cards pushed the other 100 countries to sign a plan to update the drug war, the International Drug Policy Federation announced the harsh declaration of failure. Based on the review of UN-led drug eradication activities in the past decade prior to the Global Drug Policy Summit, the analysis of the Civil Society Union has largely failed to exacerbate the use of drugs and its associated social harm. We condemned the strategy. . Despite the large-scale militarization efforts around the world, the illegal drug market has grown rapidly, the harvest of opium and coca has increased rapidly, with world production of 130% and 34%, respectively, Increased has. Regarding the "decrease in demand", drug consumption of adults has increased by 30% or more since 2011, and an estimated 175 million people aged 15 to 64 years use drugs at a specific time. Cannabis is ranked first, followed by opioids and methamphetamine. Between 2011 and 2015, worldwide drug deaths have increased by 145%, and approximately 450,000 people worldwide died

Since the advent of civilization, cultivation, use and trading of psychoactive drugs and other medicines have been conducted. In the 20th century, the US government caused a new drug ban called "drug war". Just in the 20th century, marijuana was banned in the United Kingdom and the United States. In the 19th century Britain waged a war with China and called the first and second opium wars and kept their precious drug dealings. The motives claimed by advocates of various anti-drug drug laws of various societies and ages include compliance with religion, allegations of racial minority violence, public health problems and so on. Those who do not support the anti-drug drug law describe these motives as religious intolerance, racial discrimination and public handling.

Drug War is anti-drug, military aid and military intervention campaigns led by the US federal government to reduce illegal drug trafficking in the United States. This initiative includes a series of drug policies aimed at preventing participating governments and the United Nations from illegally manufacturing, distributing and consuming psychotropic drugs. Immediately after President Nixon announced a press conference after President Nixon announced a special message to drug abuse prevention and management council on June 18, 1971, the media advertised that term. Abuse of "public enemy one person". This message to Congress contains text on using more federal funds to "prevent new addicts and recover casualties", but this section is called "drug war" I do not receive the same public attention as the term.