The 67th Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) side event hosted by the Rome Consensus 2.0 and its partners has been a beacon of progress in the arduous journey towards more humanitarian drug policies. This pivotal gathering illuminated the challenges and celebrated the strides made toward integrating human rights and public health into the global drug policy narrative. Download the Progress Report

Global Policy Review: A Compass for Humanitarian Reforms

During the recent discussions, a significant focus was given to the Global Country Policy Review, carried out by distinguished researchers and coordinators, including Bp. Martin Díaz from the Knowmad Institut. The review was conducted with great precision and attention to detail, ensuring that all aspects were thoroughly analyzed. The review’s two-phase approach—spanning a detailed bibliometric analysis and preliminary policy evaluations—has provided invaluable data and insights. The meticulous methodology combined academic databases, UNODC reports, and SDG indexes to comprehensively depict the current landscape.

Significant Findings and Humanitarian Progress

Findings presented during the event have highlighted a tangible shift towards policies that honor human dignity, focus on public health, and consider alternatives to criminalization. While disparities persist, the movement towards a more compassionate approach is undeniable and supported by the collaborative efforts of governments, NGOs, and civil society. Download the Progress Report

The Knowmad Institut’s Commitment to Reform

As a voice for human dignity, the Knowmad Institut remains at the forefront of these developments, championing a multidisciplinary approach to complex issues. The Institut’s advocacy for technological sovereignty and human rights underlines the imperative of ensuring that emerging technologies serve humanity’s greater good, including in the realm of drug policies.

Join the Movement for Change

The Knowmad Institut encourages you to become part of this transformative journey. Whether you’re a policymaker, researcher, activist, or concerned citizen, your voice and action can steer the global conversation toward policies that respect human rights and embrace scientific evidence.

Get Involved:

• Explore our Global Policy Review for detailed insights and methodologies. – Download the Progress Report –
  
• Support our efforts by donating to aid our research and advocacy work.
• Submit your research or insights to the Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies in Human Rights and Science and contribute to the global knowledge pool.

 

We are at a crucial juncture in pursuing fair and ethical drug policies. The time to act is now—let’s pave the way together for a future where dignity and health stand at the forefront of our collective efforts.